Sensory Trace
Four finger-tracing paths for the very first mark making — follow them with a finger, then a crayon.
Printable library
Every sheet is bilingual, printed on plain A4 and designed for small hands. Choose a stage to see what fits your child right now.
Age range
Activity type
Stage one
Sensory play, first words and sound discrimination
3 sheets
Four finger-tracing paths for the very first mark making — follow them with a finger, then a crayon.
Six everyday words from around the house to point to, name and repeat together.
A tick-box rhythm that folds both languages into an ordinary day at home.
Stage two
Symbolic play, growing vocabulary and naming feelings
3 sheets
Six dotted shapes to trace and colour, each named in both languages.
Naming emotions in French and English — a companion to feelings books and play.
Controlled strokes — lines, waves, zigzags and loops — that lead towards letters.
Stage three
Pre-reading, longer focus and school readiness
3 sheets
Six things to find outdoors, say out loud in both languages and draw.
Gentle markers of growing independence — a guide for conversation, never a test.
Six counting groups from one to six — count them aloud and name each number in both languages.
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