Family Members Worksheets

Family Members Worksheets for Preschool Free Printable from The Teaching Aunt

Teaching preschoolers about family is always exciting. Kids love talking about their loved ones, and what better way to reinforce this learning than with family member worksheets free printables? These worksheets are designed to help children recognize family members, practice early literacy skills, and strengthen their fine motor skills—all while having fun!

Before we dive in, check out my previous post family flashcards free printables to help you introduce the topic. You can also grab some family coloring pages to add a creative touch to your lessons.

Now, let’s explore these engaging worksheets!

Family Members Worksheets for Kindergarten

Preschoolers learn best when they can relate lessons to real life. That’s why I always start by asking, “Who is in your family?” Their excited responses set the perfect tone for our activities!

To make learning even more interactive, I use a variety of worksheets:

✔ Word Search – A simple family-themed word search helps kids recognize and read words like “mom,” “dad,” “brother,” and “sister.” They feel so proud when they find a word on their own!

✔ Matching Activity – Kids match family member pictures with their corresponding words, reinforcing word recognition in a fun way.

✔ Family Tree – This activity allows children to personalize their learning by creating their own family trees. They can draw or paste pictures of family members in the correct spots.

✔ Crossword Puzzle – A simple crossword helps older preschoolers practice spelling and critical thinking while reinforcing family-related vocabulary.

I love incorporating these activities because they make learning about family both meaningful and engaging.

Family Members Tracing and Writing Worksheets

Writing can be tricky for preschoolers, but tracing helps build confidence. I often give my students worksheets with dashed-line words like “Mom,” “Dad,” “Sister,” and “Brother.” They trace the letters while saying the words aloud, strengthening both literacy and fine motor skills.

Why tracing and writing worksheets help:
✔ Improves handwriting skills – Helps kids practice proper letter formation.
✔ Builds letter recognition – Reinforces sight words in a hands-on way.
✔ Encourages early sentence writing – Have kids complete simple sentences like “I love my ____.”

Once my students feel confident with tracing, I encourage them to write family words on their own. Seeing their progress is always rewarding!

Family Members Line Tracing Worksheets

Before preschoolers can write letters, they need strong pre-writing skills. Family members line tracing worksheets help strengthen their pencil control while reinforcing family vocabulary.

One of my favorite activities is giving my students a worksheet where they trace a line from “Mother” to “Father” or “Baby” to “Sister.” They love it because it feels like a game!

Benefits of line tracing worksheets:
✔ Strengthens pencil grip and control – Prepares little hands for writing.
✔ Encourages logical thinking – Helps kids understand family relationships.
✔ Develops focus and coordination – Improves hand-eye coordination for future writing tasks.

I also like to include different types of lines—straight, wavy, zigzag—to make the activity more engaging.

The Teaching Aunt Terms and Conditions

Learning about family should be a joyful experience for children. With these family member worksheets free printables, kids can explore family relationships, practice early literacy, and develop fine motor skills in a fun and meaningful way.

If you haven’t already, don’t forget to check out my family flashcards free printables here and family coloring pages here for even more engaging activities.

Download your free printables today and make learning about family fun!

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  1. I truly appreciate your stewardship and heart for sharing these resources. Much love and respect from Trinidad and Tobago.

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