Foundation Handwriting |Letter Formation | UPPERCASE | VIC PreCursive

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: The resource comprises instructional language for sixteen handwriting elements or strokes. Each element is practised with early hand writers. The instructional pencil strokes enable the student to verbalise the size and shape of each element- the combination of which forms a letter or number. Resource includes colour and black and white pages.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: A set of language instructions for the sequence of pencil movements for the formation of each numeral. The students are encouraged to say the elements as they write each number. The combination of the elements makes a digit shape. The students then name the number that they have written. For example: Small open oval, close it. I have zero.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: A set of A-Z letter charts showing uppercase and lowercase letters. Each chart has a matching illustration and a highlighted initial sound word written between lines. The resource includes the (ACELY 1653) Learning Intention ‘I am learning to make lowercase letters into words.’ These charts are perfect for a student booklet. The students trace the letter and word, then colour the illustration.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: The Alliteration Trace and Illustrate Practice keeps the daily handwriting session interesting and relevant. Students practise writing with consistent size, spacing, shape and alignment of letters. The resource also gives the opportunity to practise visual language skills of layout and image to create a poster.