
Race Car Roads
Printable road-tracing sheet: drive a row of cars and vans along straight, hilly, zigzag and winding roads to a house, a shop and more. For ages 4–6.

- 👶 Age
- Ages 4–6
- ⭐ Difficulty
- Medium
- ⏱️ Time
- 10–15 minutes
- ✏️ Collection
- Pencil Control
- 🎯 Theme
- Cars and roads
About this activity
A row of cars and vans waits on the left, and each has its own road running to a destination on the right, such as a house, a garage, a bridge or a shop. The roads are straight, hilly, zigzag, winding or wavy, with a dashed line down the middle. Staying on the road is the whole game.
Skills this page builds
- Staying within a pathRoad edges give clear boundaries, and children learn to keep the pencil between them.
- Following changing directionHills, zigzags and winding bends need constant small adjustments.
- Planning aheadLooking ahead to the next bend before the pencil arrives trains anticipation.
How to do this activity
- Print the page and choose a pencil or crayon.
- Pick a car and place the pencil at the start of its road.
- Drive the pencil along the road, staying between the edges or following the dashed line, until you reach the building.
- Do every road, then color the cars, buildings and trees.
Tips for parents and teachers
- Add engine sounds; they naturally slow down the hand on bends.
- Use a toy car on the printed road before drawing.
- Start with the straight road, then try the winding ones.
Frequently asked questions
Is this easier than a dotted-line page?
Many children find it easier because the road gives a wide target. It is a good bridge between free scribbling and tracing dots.