Combine drawing & writing activities together
What worksheets are here?
On this page you will find a draw & write worksheets. These are a combination of drawing and writing activities. The writing exercises vary in complexity. They can be as little as writing one word or ask a child to write sentences.
Furthermore, to help you find the best resources for your child I have grouped handwriting skills into 4 easy levels. Consequently, on this page you will find a combination of levels. They are the Developer and Accelerator level worksheets.
Handwriting skill levels explained:
- Starter level – for children who are just beginning their handwriting journey. They know how to hold a pencil and are developing pencil control skills.
- Developer level – for children who can control their pencil movements, need to practice writing individual letters, are trying to write words and a few sentences.
- Accelerator level – for older children who can write sentences, paragraphs but need to work on letter size and spacing to improve letter legibility.
- Fine tuning level – for children and teenagers who can write legibly and are looking to increase their handwriting speed.
*Lastly, we are all different. To begin with, please use the age ranges as suggestions. Successful writers have their imagination and interest captured. These worksheets will do this.
Learn how to draw monsters and write sentences
Learn how to draw monsters with an easy set by step guide. Once drawn let your child use their imagination to answer 6 questions relating to every monster. Handwriting skill: Developer + Accelerator level. Age range: 6 to 9 years.
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The Gardeners Mazes (Level 3)
This is the last in the series of the gardeners mazes. Each page asks child to complete 4 mazes and write the names of the winter, spring, summer or autumn vegetables. Handwriting skill: Developer level. Age range: 5 to 7 years.
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