

This KG worksheet helps children recognise, trace, and practise writing curved lowercase letters. Page 3 guides students to trace letters c, e, s, a, g, b, q, u, o, and d by following curved paths and completing each final letter independently.
Learners then test their understanding of curved-line shapes through True/False statements on page 4, identifying which letters naturally use curves in their structure.
Pages 5–6 include picture-based MCQs where students observe a traced curved letter shape and choose the matching letter (e.g., c, o, e, a, g, u, q, d).
Finally, on pages 7–8, children write words beginning with curved letters such as c, e, s, o, a, g, j, d, u, and b using a picture-supported word bank featuring ear, saw, ape, dog, cop, owl, bun, gun, urn, and jug.
This worksheet supports handwriting, visual discrimination, phonics readiness, and letter-shape recognition, especially focusing on curved strokes crucial for smooth writing development.
Curved-letter tracing helps children:
1. Build fine motor control for smooth round strokes.
2. Understand how curved letters differ from straight-line letters.
3. Strengthen early handwriting habits.
4. Improve letter recognition through visual path tracing.
🧠 Exercise 1 – Curved Letter Tracing
Children trace letters c, e, s, a, g, b, q, u, o, d using repeated curved paths (page 3).
✏️ Exercise 2 – True or False
Learners decide whether statements about curved letters are correct (page 4).
📘 Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice
Students match each displayed curved path to its corresponding letter—letters include c, o, e, a, g, u, q, d (pages 5–6).
📝 Exercise 4 – Word Writing
Children write words beginning with curved letters c, e, s, o, a, g, j, d, u, b using the worksheet’s picture-word bank (pages 7–8).
This worksheet builds curved-stroke handwriting fluency and strengthens alphabet awareness in a fun, picture-guided way.
Exercise 1 – Trace & Complete the Letter
1. c
2. e
3. s
4. a
5. g
6. b
7. q
8. u
9. o
10. d
Exercise 2 – True or False
1. True
2. True
3. True
4. True
5. True
6. False
7. True
8. True
9. False
10. True
Exercise 3 – Curved Letter MCQs
1. c
2. o
3. e
4. a
5. c
6. u
7. g
8. q
9. o
10. d
Exercise 4 – Word Writing
(Any correct word starting with the curved letter is acceptable; answers below follow the worksheet’s word bank.)
1. c → cop
2. o → owl
3. e → ear
4. s → saw
5. a → ape
6. g → gun
7. j → jug
8. d → dog
9. u → urn
10. b → bun
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They build control for letters like c, o, s, and g which rely on smooth curves.
Their wrist movement is developing; slow, continuous tracing improves form.
Air-tracing big curves before pencil work strengthens motion memory.