Year 2 Handwriting | Terminology | Bookmark | Lowercase Letter | Cards |QLD PreCursive

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: The tracing and the colouring of patterns assist beginning writers to manipulate writing tools and to perform different movement patterns. This resource helps young students developing emerging handwriting skills, to practise fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, visual discrimination and spatial awareness. The colourful resource is perfect as a teacher modelling book together with individual laminate sheets or a student booklet.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: The colourful lowercase 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 number bookmarks are an excellent student goal setting resource. Students select the number they are practising. Each bookmark assists the student with the language of the digit shape and shows the sequence of movements for the digit. The students verbalise the movements as they write. The cards are a valuable Mathematics resource to consolidate number formation.

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.