I Brush My Teeth: Tracing & Coloring Worksheet – Free Printable 🪥
A dental-health tracing page with a clear rule: to brush your teeth properly, follow the direction of the arrows. The child traces the dotted arrows on the top teeth (downward strokes) and on the bottom teeth (upward strokes), then colors the page.
The instruction box also teaches three words of real science: brushing removes small bits of food, gets rid of bacteria, and bacteria produce acid that damages teeth. The US Letter PDF with watermark is free for everybody; the clean PDFs in A4 and US Letter are for Premium members.
✨ What the little ones practise
First, the pencil control: each dotted arrow is a vertical stroke to follow in one direction — down on the top teeth, up on the bottom teeth. Then, the direction awareness: the child sees that the two rows do not brush the same way, and the arrows show why.
And a first science lesson, in three lines of plain English: brushing removes bits of food, gets rid of bacteria, and bacteria produce acid that damages teeth. In short, one page that trains the hand and explains the toothbrush at the same time.
Read the instruction box and find the arrows on each row of teeth.
Trace the dotted arrows downward, the way the top teeth are brushed.
Trace the dotted arrows upward, the way the bottom teeth are brushed.
Color the teeth, the toothbrushes, the bubbles and the bacteria.
🦷 The brushing rule, in two rows
The page shows the correct direction for each row of teeth — the same rule dentists teach:
🪥 What’s inside the worksheet
A row of top teeth with downward dotted arrows, a row of bottom teeth with upward dotted arrows.
« I trace over the arrows, then I color » — a short first-person instruction the child can read aloud.
Toothbrushes with foam, bubbles and cartoon bacteria around the teeth, all to color after the tracing.
📥 Download the worksheet
The free version carries our watermark; the clean PDFs are included in the Premium membership.
Preview: top teeth down, bottom teeth up, then color
🎁 Free PDF – US Letter, with watermark
The teeth tracing worksheet, free for everyone, ready to print.
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My First Pencil Control Workbook
for children ages 3–6
This workbook offers about 80 playful tracing and coloring pages based on themes children love: animals, vehicles, dinosaurs, ocean life, numbers and letters.
Perfect for practising pencil control, gaining confidence with pencils and markers, and developing fine motor skills while having fun.
What’s inside this workbook:
A helpful resource to keep children learning and having fun, at home or in the classroom.
🎯 Recommended age, and more tracing
❓ Frequently asked questions
🧒 What age is this worksheet for?
Mainly 3-6 years, Pre-K and Kindergarten. The vertical arrow strokes suit a first tracing session.
🗂️ What does the worksheet contain?
One page: a row of top teeth with downward dotted arrows, a row of bottom teeth with upward dotted arrows, a short instruction box, and cartoon decor to color (toothbrushes, bubbles, bacteria).
🦷 What does it teach about brushing?
The direction: top teeth are brushed downward, bottom teeth upward. And the reason: brushing removes food bits and bacteria, and bacteria produce acid that damages teeth.
🖐️ What skills does it practise?
Pencil control on vertical strokes, direction awareness (up and down), early reading of a short instruction, and dental-health vocabulary.
🎁 Which version is free?
The US Letter PDF with watermark is free for everybody. The clean A4 and US Letter PDFs are reserved for Premium members.
♻️ Can it be reused?
The tracing part can: laminated or in a plastic pouch, the arrows can be traced again with a dry-erase marker. The coloring is done on a paper copy.
