
The weather is getting warmer, the grass is greener, and it’s time to eat watermelon again! Add this fun and free watermelon worksheet to your collection of handwriting activities. Your students will be able to practice so many skills using just one worksheet. This worksheet is from the Complete Summer Multisensory Writing Pack.
You can download the watermelon worksheet at the bottom of the post.
What skills did students practice using the watermelon worksheet?
This one-page worksheet is filled with opportunities for your students to practice the following skills:
- visual motor skills
- visuospatial skills
- fine motor skills
- gross motor skills
- visual discrimination ability
- scissors technique
- handwriting skills
- Sequencing and more!

Summer Multisensory Handwriting Activities
how to complete the worksheet
The worksheet has six sections that address all of the above skills. This freebie uses double-line formatting (tearless handwriting style). Complete packets are available in this style and dashed format.
- The word watermelon is traced in three different colors
- Write the word three times.
- If you move:
- Empty watermelon
- Make your fingers like sunshine (photo attached for visual demonstration)
- Pretend to hold a watermelon slice for 5 seconds (with photo)
- Find and circle the word “watermelon”
- Cut, create and paste sentences in the correct order.
- Write complete sentences.
All on one worksheet!

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How to modify a worksheet
There is a lot to accomplish on this page, which can be visually stressful for some students, making it hard for them to visually focus on one area. You can divide the worksheet into different sections and have them complete each section separately.
Another option is to simply mask the different parts as the students work.