Tracing Lines

1. Fine Motor Development

Tracing is a low-stakes way to build the small muscle groups in the hands, fingers, and wrists.

2. Hand-Eye Coordination

This is the “bridge” between what the eyes see and what the hands do.

3. Shape Recognition

Tracing introduces the geometric building blocks of the alphabet and numbers.

4. Focus and Cognitive Patience

Tracing requires a level of “quiet brain” energy that is great for developing attention spans.