Circle Worksheets
Ages 3-6 · 16 worksheets · Print-ready PDFs
The circle
0 sides, 0 corners
How to draw a circle
Start at the top, where the 12 sits on a clock, and curve around to the left, down and back up until the line meets where it began. Go slowly so the circle closes without a gap.
Circles around you
- a clock
- a pizza
- a cookie
- a wheel
- a plate
- a coin
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Circle tracing worksheets
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Find and follow the circles
Kindergarten · Ages 5-6
Kindergarten circle worksheets
Mixed shapes
More practice with circles
All shape worksheet sets
Frequently Asked Questions
Round as a cookie, with no corners to bump into, the circle is usually the first shape little ones learn to name. Preschool pages start with tracing: trace the circle on a math page, plus handwriting warm-ups that pair it with a square or a triangle. Then children find every circle hidden on a page, follow a path of circles, spot the round things in a picture, and draw a circle next to a rectangle or a diamond. Kindergarten pages ask kiddos to trace and color a circle, trace and draw a full row of circles, and find and color circles mixed in with squares. Each page is short, so it fits into a few spare minutes.
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