Year 1 Handwriting | Terminology | Bookmark | Uppercase Letter | Cards | NSW-NZ Print

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: These multipurpose lowercase black and white letter formation charts are suitable for handwriting booklets or student practise sheets. Students trace each letter beginning at the starting point. They follow the directional arrow through the sequence of movements for correct letter formation. An excellent activity to create rainbow letters. There is an initial sound illustration to assist students with lowercase letter recognition and space to practise independent letter formation.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: The lowercase black and white letter and word charts are suitable for wall posters, teacher modelling charts or as a student practise sheet/ booklet. Every chart shows an example of letter formation, three practise words (written on lines) and three matching illustrations. The students practise the uppercase and lowercase letter formation, trace and copy the initial sound words, then label the corresponding illustrations. An excellent next step to develop and consolidate student’s handwriting skills.

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 lowercase letters. The students are encouraged to say the elements as they write each letter. The combination of elements makes a letter shape. The students then name the letter that they have written. For example: Open oval, close it, short stick. I have ‘a’.