Christmas | Trace & Colour | Mindfulness Early Handwriting

SMART RESOURCE | Join in the Australia Day fun and create a unique starter activity. The tracing and colouring assist beginning writers to manipulate writing tools and to perform a variety of movements. This resource helps young students developing emerging handwriting skills, to practise fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, visual discrimination and spatial awareness. Landscape format.

SMART RESOURCE | Rangoli patterns explore the dazzling colours and shapes traditionally used to decorate doorways and courtyards of houses during the festival of Diwali. There are sixteen patterns to choose, ranging from simple to more complex designs. This is a perfect way to explore the Hindu tradition of Rangoli patterns through inquiry and to practice mindfulness colouring enabling students to turn off all other thoughts and just focus on this colourful Diwali activity.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: Ho, Ho, Ho! This is another way to go! A Christmas letter formation and letter practice activity. All letters have a starting point, a directional arrow, and a sequence of movements to assist students with the correct letter formation. There are matching Christmas illustrations and an area for the student to practise letter formation between lines. The resource includes a complete set of A-Z full colour and black and white activity sheets together with a Word List and an additional Christmas present border letter practice sheet.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: Lines Updated: The classic poem ‘Twas the night before Christmas when all through the house is a great way to connect literature with handwriting. The resource provides daily practice sheets for students to copy. Each sheet includes lines from the poem giving the student the opportunity to consolidate and refine their handwriting skills. They practise writing with consistent size, spacing, shape and alignment of letters while enjoying the classic poem about Christmas of yesteryear. Landscape format.