Police Officer and Police Car Tracing Worksheet – Free Printable 🚓
A community-helpers tracing worksheet: a friendly police officer and his police car drawn in dotted lines, ready to trace and then to color. Children follow the dotted outline of the character, the vehicle, the wheels and the lights — curves, straight lines and circles on one page.
The picture also includes French text inside the scene, so the worksheet doubles as a first vocabulary moment: name the officer, the car, and the words on the page. The free black-and-white US Letter PDF with watermark is for everybody; the clean PDFs in A4 and US Letter are for Premium members.
✨ What little hands practise
The page mixes every kind of pre-writing stroke around one scene: straight lines for the officer and the car body, circles for the wheels and the lights, curves for the uniform and the siren. Everything is drawn in dotted lines, easy to follow and forgiving.
And once the tracing is done, the page becomes a coloring sheet: a two-in-one activity for quiet time at home or in the classroom. The French text in the picture also adds a short vocabulary moment — police, voiture, gyrophare — to name while the child works.
Explore the scene: the officer, the car, the wheels, the lights, the French words.
Trace the dotted outline with the finger first, without any pencil.
Follow the dotted lines with the pencil, from the officer to the car.
Color the officer, the car and the scene once the tracing is done.
🚓 What’s inside the worksheet
Four elements to trace, one page, one community-helpers scene:
A friendly character to trace: hat, uniform, boots — straight lines and curves.
The vehicle next to the officer, with clear shapes to trace and to name.
Circles for the wheels, small shapes for the siren — precision practice.
Words inside the picture to name aloud: a first vocabulary moment.
🎯 Learning objectives
Four skills worked in one page, from motor control to vocabulary:
👥 Who is this worksheet for?
Ages 3-6 developing pencil control and pre-writing strokes.
For tracing centers, community helpers themes, vehicle themes, or quiet work.
A ready-to-print worksheet for fine motor practice at home.
💡 How to use the worksheet
Three simple steps to get the most out of the page:
Name the officer, the car, the wheels, the lights, and the French text before any pencil touches the page.
Encourage the child to follow the dotted lines without rushing — speed comes later.
Once the tracing is done, the child colors the scene — tracing and coloring on one page.
📥 Download the worksheet
The free version is a black-and-white US Letter PDF with watermark; the clean PDFs in A4 and US Letter are included in the Premium membership.
Preview: the officer, the car and the French text to trace and color
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 preschool and kindergarten (ages 3-6), depending on the child’s pencil control and tracing skills.
🗂️ What does the worksheet contain?
One page: a police officer and his police car in dotted lines to trace, wheels and lights to circle, and French text inside the picture to name. Then the same scene to color.
🇫🇷 Does it include French text?
Yes: the picture contains French words that the child can name aloud while tracing — a short vocabulary moment around the community-helpers theme.
🖐️ What skills does it practise?
Fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, pre-writing strokes (lines, curves, circles), vocabulary, focus and creativity.
🎁 Which version is free?
The black-and-white 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?
Yes: laminated or slipped into a plastic pouch, the page can be traced again and again with a dry-erase marker. The coloring is then done on a paper copy.
