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Oval Worksheets

Ages 3-6 · 8 worksheets · Print-ready PDFs

The oval

0 sides, 0 corners, longer than it is wide

How to draw a oval

Start at the top and curve around to the left like a circle, but stretch the line taller on the way down and back up so it ends where it began. Thinking "draw an egg" helps.

Ovals around you

  • an egg
  • a grape
  • a race track
  • a face
  • a serving platter

Preschool · Ages 3-5

Oval tracing worksheets

Preschool · Ages 3-5

Find every oval

Kindergarten · Ages 5-6

Kindergarten oval worksheets

Mixed shapes

More practice with ovals

Frequently Asked Questions

An oval is a circle that got stretched, and that small difference is exactly what these pages practice. Preschoolers trace the oval on a math page and again in a handwriting warm-up, then find every oval hidden among other shapes. Two drawing pages put the oval next to a diamond or a rectangle, so children see a curved shape beside one with corners. In kindergarten, kiddos trace and color an oval and trace and draw a whole row of ovals. Because the curve has to stay smooth all the way around, oval tracing is also good practice for round letters like O.

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