Primary Visual Arts: Learn Line through Trace Lines SAMPLE PAGES

This free Primary Visual Arts: Learn Line through Trace Lines sample lets your pre-K and primary students practice drawing lines. It is made for young students and for students who need adapted work to move from scribbling to clearer, more controlled lines. Use it with the whole class or with the students who need it.

The freebie has 3 sample pages from the full student booklet, plus a sample lesson plan and an About the Book page, so you can try the format before buying the full product.

WHAT'S INCLUDED (FREE SAMPLE)

• 3 sample pages from the full student booklet
• Sample lesson plan
• About the Book page

The full purchased product includes a lesson plan for the student workbook, 2 student examples to use as a hook or for your own reference, and a student art booklet with trace line, trace shape and whistling trace line pages, a title page and a free draw page. Some pages come in different versions to suit student needs and interests.

HOW TO USE IT

Print and photocopy the pages single or double sided and staple them into a workbook. The first page is a title page where students write their name and draw their own lines. If you prefer, hand out each page on its own and have students write their names on the back.

Because some pages come in different versions, you can let students choose the page they like or build custom booklets around their interests. You can also hole punch the booklets and keep them in duo tangs, so students have a collection of their art at the end of the year and can look back to see how much they have improved.

FAQ

Who is this for?

Pre-K and primary students, and students who need adapted work to practice drawing lines.

Why was this book created?

I made it for my own kindergarten art class, for two students who were still working past the scribbling stage. Both loved cars, trains and rockets, so I drew pages around those interests to help them focus.

Is this the full product?

No. This is a free sample with 3 pages from the full booklet, a sample lesson plan and an About the Book page.

ALL TEACHER REVIEWS

★★★★ “This was great practice for my K/1 art class. Thank you!” Haley P.

★★★★ “Awesome resource. Easy to use and matched the description.” Sara K.

★★★★ “This was perfect when working with the K - 3 Special Education students. The lessons were great to learn about different types of lines and to reinforce fine motor skills.” Maribel C.

★★★★ “Great resource! Students would benefit from using this resource.” Eavesdropping on 5th

★★★★ “This was a helpful resource for one of my students who needed practice with motor skills.” Passionate P.

★★★★ “Great page to have for at the beginning of the year and on hand for different art projects.” Holly H.

★★★★ “Thank you for this great resource! I used this with my Art class. The kids really enjoyed identifying and tracing the lines.” Kimberly K.

★★★★ “This worksheet was very useful for my younger students to practice lines like they do letters in their classroom. It helped them before they started their art lesson on lines and gave me a worksheet to be able to view at what level their handwriting skills were at during the first lesson of the year. The worksheet was a little difficult to make a copy of and I had to get some help for my tech department at the school.” Christine F.

★★★★★ “This is wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing it! Sincerely, Evelyn” Evelyn S.

★★★★★ “Fun and useful...thanks!” Cathy C.

★★★★★ “Hello fellow Canadian! I am going to use this resource with a special needs student because I actually teach in junior. Helpful. Thank you!” Fran's P.

★★★★★ “Thanks. Just what I have been looking for my disabled students. :) Do you have any more like this I could purchase for my students who need adapted art work?” Renee B.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Kathleen McGiveron (Ms Artastic) is an artist who has been featured on NBC LX News and designs art lessons for kids and educational resources for teachers. She is the founder of Ms Artastic and hosts the Ms Artastic YouTube Channel and Podcast.

TERMS OF USE

Images and lessons are copyright products.

YOU MAY: use this in creative ways and have as much fun with it as you like. Additional licenses are available for school use.

YOU MAY NOT: use this on OutSchool, put it on your blog, share it with other teachers, administration or districts (admin can buy additional licenses), sell it, give it out for free or photocopy it for others.

Sincerely,

Ms Artastic