


Tracing a falling diagonal (7/9)
falling diagonal is printed 9 times as a faint dotted line.

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Tracing a falling diagonal (7/9) | Pencil Control Worksheet

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What is this practice?
falling diagonal is printed 9 times as a faint dotted line. Start at the ● and trace over it.
Why this level
Step: Step 2 · Trace・Around ages 4–5 (guide)
Down and to the right. It runs opposite to the rising diagonal, and which one comes easier flips with the writing hand. The pair counts as one skill. Each one is 50mm across and there are 9 on the sheet. Because it is traced over a dotted line, a child who has no sense of the shape yet can still reach the end. A sheet for drawing the same shape unaided is provided separately.
Ages are only a guide. Children of the same age can do different things, so each card also shows what a child can already do.
The sheet title and the note for grown-ups are printed in English. Words inside the activity itself stay in Japanese or Traditional Chinese.
For grown-ups
- Please don’t correct a wobbly shape. Getting to the end is the point.
- There is no need to do all 9. Stop when your child has had enough.
- A pencil, a crayon or a colored pencil are all fine.


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