Princess Lacing Cards

So I’ve had a lot of fun creating theme worksheets and printable lacing cards with dinosaurs and animals, but now it’s time to get a bit girly. I made a set of princess lacing cards, and yes, I would say these are for girls because they are extremely pink. I think that they’re super adorable, too.

If you’re looking for more fun activities, check out my list of Princess Activities for Kids.

I have 2 boys and our last child is a girl, so I now have someone to dress in super girly outfits. Too bad she’s a tomboy and won’t let me put her hair in headbands or fun pig tails.

These were so cute, so I’m having a lot of fun with this pink theme, which is my favorite color. Keep an eye out for more girly printables.

Preschoolers will love these pink-themed lacing cards, perfect for practicing their fine motor skills. It’s also great for independent learning, allowing them to take the lead and create on their own. They’ll love being able to start a project and complete it as well. The perfect activity for kids to sit down and have fun while using their hand-eye coordination.

It can be a complex skill to tackle, but doing it in a fun princess theme can make it seem a lot more fun. The more that they work at this, the better they’re going to get! This is another significant benefit of this activity – the kids can use it repeatedly.

Make sure to check out my DIY Princess Wand Craft for another fun activity for the kids.

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Princess Lacing Cards Supplies

To get started, you will need the following supplies. These are great to have on hand for the rest of my fun crafts and activities as well!

• Printer (I love this one!)
• Paper or cardstock
• Laminator 
• One hole punch

Print out your lacing cards onto paper or cardstock. If you have a laminator, you don’t need the cardstock. Then laminate it and use the hole puncher to punch holes into your lacing cards.

If you don’t have a laminator, print it on cardstock and cover it with contact paper. Once you laminate these cards, you won’t have to worry about them tearing, ripping, or anything else. This is an excellent way for them not to have to worry about pulling the lacing cards and to be able to use them repeatedly. This also means that you’ll have to print them once and be done with it, too!

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Recommended Princess Books for Kids

My daughter is now seven and still loves all things princesses. Of course, we’ve seen Frozen a million times, but it’s also essential to go outside of the Disney princesses and read about other types of princesses, too.

There are also many great princess books that are awesome for kids. The best part about princess books is that each one tells a story. Each one is unique and fun, and the perfect way to get the kids to sit down and enjoy reading. The more that they can read, the better!

These are just a few of our recommended books; I know there are many more. Why limit the choices when you don’t have to? My simple book hack is that I buy a few and then keep rotating out ones from the library. We love the library because it’s an excellent resource for kids to access a wide variety of amazing books.

The Paper Bag PrincessDo Princesses Wear Hiking Boots?The Princess and the Pea (Little Golden Book)Let’s Pretend: My Princess Castle Sticker Activity Book: Over 350 StickersPrincess for a Day: A book about kindnessGoodnight Princess: The Perfect Bedtime Book! (Goodnight Series)

If you’re looking for great books for your kindergartener, have a look at this list of Princess Books for Kindergarten.

While princesses are magical, I want her to know about real-life princesses, too, who don’t always look the part. It’s what’s inside that makes you one, not what’s on the outward appearance.

This activity can lead to so many great conversations with the kids. Talk to them about what a princess is, and then have fun naming all the princesses as well. This is a fun way to engage in conversation, plan, and have a great time together that everyone will enjoy.

You can even end the conversation by watching a fun princess movie or two! There are endless options when it comes to princess fun.

Download your Princess lacing cards PDF below

These lacing cards are great, and the kids are going to love them. Use them for a fun activity or just as a cute surprise for the kids.

More Lacing Cards

You can also find and download my other lacing cards. Once the kids start using lacing cards, they will likely ask for more. The following are some additional great lacing cards that are easy to print and prepare. These are perfect for the kids to have even more activities that are similar.

• Dinosaur Lacing Cards – Perfect for dinosaur fans!
• Under the Sea Lacing Cards – Pair this up with a fun sea adventure and water animal learning. The kids will have a blast!
• Ocean Lacing Cards – Planning a trip to the beach? Or looking forward to learning about the ocean? These lacing cards are great for helping with that!

More Princess Activities

Be sure to pair this with some additional princess learning as well! The following activities are also a lot of fun for kids to learn about princesses. The more that they can do the same type of activities, the better.

They’re going to love having even more princess activities to do, and the following ones are great! All are free and fun to use.

• Princess Picture Books
• Princess Books for Preschoolers
• Princess Counting Mats
• rincess Counting Cards and Puzzles
• Princess Books for Kids
• Cute Princess Handprint Craft on Simple Everyday Mom
• Fairy Alphabet Worksheets on Homeschool Preschool