Tracing worksheet for children to practice handwriting with fun sentences about Mr. Crump.

Let’s go through each sentence one by one. You need to trace over the letters — that means carefully write over each letter in the sentence, following the dotted lines or faint print (even though we can’t see them here, you’ll do it on your paper). Then, after tracing, copy the whole sentence neatly in the blank space below it.

Here are the sentences:

1. Mr. Grump fell with a thump,
2. and now he has a great big lump!
3. Poor Mr. Grump is in a slump!
4. He cannot work at the city dump!

After you finish writing all four sentences, pick your favorite one — maybe the funniest or the one you like best — and draw a picture of it on the back of your paper. For example, if you like “Mr. Grump fell with a thump,” you could draw him falling down with a loud “THUMP!” sound effect.

Remember: Take your time when tracing and copying. Make sure your letters are clear and neat. And have fun drawing your picture!

Final Answer:
Trace each sentence carefully, then rewrite it neatly in the space provided. After finishing all four, choose your favorite sentence and draw a picture of it on the back of the page.