Year 1 Handwriting | Terminology | Uppercase Letter | Charts | VIC Print

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: A set of language instructions each digit. 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: The colourful UPPERCASE letter formation charts are suitable for teacher modelling charts, student practise sheets or wall posters. Each letter has a starting point, a directional arrow, and a sequence of movements to assist students with the correct letter formation. There is an initial sound illustration to assist students with letter recognition and space to practise independent letter formation.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: The tracing and colouring of shapes and patterns assist early writers to manipulate writing tools and to perform different movement patterns. This resource helps young students developing handwriting skills, to practise fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, visual discrimination and spatial awareness. Perfect for individual laminate sheets or for a student booklet.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: Full page number practice activity for digit and corresponding number. Students trace and copy the number and number name, then independently practice numbers and names. The resource includes a cartoon character of each digit showing the number name in a speech balloon. These posters are in colour and black and white. An excellent Handwriting and Maths learning resource to support number knowledge and number writing.