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These worksheets share the evidence-based strategy to consistent and accurate letter formation. The worksheets break down each letter into segments, and offers less and less visual cues so kids learn to write uppercase letters the correct way, from the beginning!
Packet includes 26 uppercase letter pages and strategies to incorporate sensory-motor letter writing activities.
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The A-Z Letter Formation Worksheet set has everything you need to gather a baseline level on handwriting, re-connect with students, and make letter learning FUN. Work on pencil movements and proper letter formation so you can help students excel in handwriting.
Combine two essential pieces to the handwriting puzzle so kids can write letters correctly, from the beginning, AND consistently form letters the right way.
Let's make learning letters, letter reversals, and messy handwriting fun and easy!
Included in this worksheet set:
Uppercase A-Z Letter Formation Pages- Breaks down each letter into segments, so kids can get a feel for pencil placement and how to form letters correctly.
Segmentation of Letters- Work on letters that have similar pencil strokes so letters can be grouped together when taught. Kids can write accurately and consistently forming letters at the top.
Hands-on Learning Activities- Includes activity ideas to extend the use of these worksheets, so kids can practice letter formation again and again without becoming bored.
Practice Strips- Cut the sheets into strips to break down handwriting into pencil strokes, allowing kids to establish a motor plan that "sticks". Offers children opportunities to practice letter formation with varying degrees of verbal, visual, and physical prompts, or cues. When they practice writing letters, you can offer them less and less visual cues, physical prompts, or verbal indicators so they gain experience in forming the letters accurately.
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