Star Worksheets
Ages 3-6 · 6 worksheets · Print-ready PDFs
The star
5 points, 10 sides
How to draw a star
Start at the top point, slide down to the bottom left, go up and across to the right, straight over to the left, down to the bottom right, and back up to the top. Saying "down, up, across, down, up" while drawing helps.
Stars around you
- a starfish
- a sheriff's badge
- the stars on a flag
- a slice of starfruit
- a star on top of a tree
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Star tracing worksheets
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Find and follow the stars
Kindergarten · Ages 5-6
Kindergarten star worksheets
Mixed shapes
More practice with stars
All shape worksheet sets
Frequently Asked Questions
Stickers on a reward chart, the top of a holiday tree, the night sky: stars are a favorite with young children and one of the hardest shapes to draw. These pages start with tracing. Preschoolers trace dashed stars and color them in, and a handwriting warm-up follows each line out to a point and back. Then they circle every star among diamonds and triangles, and follow a path of stars from one corner to the other. A draw page pairs the star with a triangle. Kindergarten children trace and color a star on a math page. Five points mean lots of sharp turns, so let your child go slowly and pause at each point.
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