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Letter formation should start at the top and move downwards, go from left to right, and travel counterclockwise. When teaching a child to print, demonstrate the strokes first so they can learn how you are moving your hand. If a child is having difficulty with orienting the letters, try drawing a box on their page for each letter to fit into.
For tall letters, the pencil should begin at the top of the first line and move toward the bottom of the highlighted section.
For small letters, the pencil should begin at the top of the highlighted section and move toward the bottom of the highlighted section.
For fall letters, the pencil should begin at the top of the highlighted section and move toward the bottom of the lower white section.
Letter Formation Book Creator Books
Letter Formation Book Creator Books
Click on the picture to access one book for each uppercase and lowercase letter. There are video prompts to explain to students what to do. Students are asked to take pictures of their printing and add them to the book to allow the teacher to see their progress.
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Classroom Resource: Printing Tips Flip Cards
Classroom Resource: Printing Tips Flip Cards
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