BBQ Food Tracing Page
Trace the lines of a hot dog and burger and then colour them both in! Younger children can trace in the channels between the dotted lines with a crayon or felt tip pen.
Fourth of July Tracing Pages
Brush up your child's pencil control skills with these fun tracing pages, themed for Fourth of July.
BBQ Tracing Page
Who's for a BBQ? Trace over this one and then colour it in. Younger children can trace in the channels between the dotted lines with a crayon or felt tip pen.
Bonfire Tracing Page
Trace over the dotted lines on our bonfire tracing page for some fun pencil practice. Why not colour in the picture too?
Declaration of Independence Tracing Page
Trace over the lines of this scroll - the Declaration of Independence!
Firework Tracing Page
Here is a firework - the rocket type - for the kids to trace and colour. Use the channels between the dotted lines for younger children, and the lines themselves for older kids. Fun for Fourth of July, Diwali or of course Bonfire Night!
Fireworks Tracing Page 1
Image the sky lit up with a burst of fireworks like this one - perfect for Bonfire Night, Diwali or Fourth of July! Trace the dotted lines and then colour in the show!
Fireworks Tracing Page 2
Trace the dotted lines to make your very own fireworks display! This looks like a Catherine Wheel to me...
Fireworks Tracing Page 3
This fireworks tracing page is fun to do, but a little tricky. When you've traced over the dotted lines, why not add some of your own fireworks to the page too.
Fireworks Tracing Page 4
This one is my favourite of our four fireworks tracing pages. There is so much to do here! Younger children can trace between the lines with a thick felt tip pen or crayon. Older children can trace on the dotted lines and then colour in the picture.
Sparklers Tracing Page
Who doesn't love sparklers? This is a fun tracing page for younger children, who will also enjoy colouring it in when the lines are traced.
Uncle Sam's Hat Tracing Page
Here's a fun tracing page of Uncle Sam's hat to trace and colour n patriotic colours of red, white and blue. Younger children can trace in the channels between the dotted lines with a crayon or felt tip pen.
