Hexagon Shape Tracing Worksheet – Learn Shapes and Color

Learn all about the hexagon, a six-sided shape commonly seen in nature, design, and building structures.
This tracing worksheet helps children recognize hexagons by shape and name, while practicing tracing skills that strengthen fine motor control, hand–eye coordination, and early geometry understanding.

The hexagon is often connected to honeycombs, tiles, and building patterns, making it an exciting and meaningful shape for young learners to explore.

What’s Inside the Hexagon Worksheet

This worksheet breaks down hexagon learning into clear, simple steps:

• A large hexagon at the top left to introduce the shape’s outline
• The word “hexagon” printed beside it so children can trace and read the shape name
• Three smaller hexagons below for focused tracing practice
• A set of six mixed shapes at the bottom, where children must find and color only the hexagons

The repeated tracing supports pencil control and shape memory, while the sorting activity encourages kids to compare shapes and identify what makes a hexagon unique.

Why Learning the Hexagon Shape Matters

Recognizing shapes with straight edges and multiple sides helps build early math and visual reasoning skills.
Practicing with hexagons encourages children to:

• Count and recognize six sides and six corners
• Compare shapes with different numbers of edges
• Develop the ability to differentiate polygons
• Strengthen focus and attention to geometric details
• Build confidence in tracing lines and angles

Because hexagons appear frequently in real-world patterns, children quickly connect this worksheet to things they see around them.

How to Use This Printable

1. Print the worksheet on A4 paper for consistent tracing space.
2. Start with the large hexagon, helping children notice its six straight sides.
3. Have them trace the word “hexagon”, practicing early handwriting and vocabulary.
4. Move on to tracing the three smaller hexagons, reminding kids to follow the corners and straight edges.
5. At the bottom, guide children through the six mixed shapes, asking them to look carefully and color only the hexagons.
6. Extend learning by pointing out hexagon shapes in books, block sets, tiles, or nature photos.

Perfect for Preschool and Kindergarten

This worksheet supports key early-learning goals:

• Shape identification
• Early geometry skills
• Fine motor strengthening
• Visual discrimination
• Pencil control and tracing practice

The clean layout keeps children focused on recognizing and tracing the hexagon without distractions.

Download the free PDF below and help children trace, color, and confidently learn the six-sided hexagon!