Alphabet Practice Workbook:
This workbook contains over 50 tasks to help build letter sense and fluency. It includes important basic language skills like:
Handwriting Paper - Landscape:
Here are 3 simple layouts in landscape (sideways) print format for practice handwriting!
Handwriting Paper - Portrait:
Here are 3 simple layouts in portrait (upright) print format for practice handwriting!
Handwriting Practice:
Practice writing each letter in upper and lower cases. Then practice writing sentences. Trace first and then write on your own.
26 pages, 1 for each letter! Letter Writing Practice:
Practice writing each letter in upper and lower cases. Then practice writing sentences. Trace first and then write on your own.
26 pages, 1 for each letter! Penmanship Practice:
Get nearly 100 writing and penmanship writing practice sheets! They include 1 page for each letter in lowercase, another for uppercase, and third page with both upper and lowercases. It also has numbers 0-20 and the 10's up to 100.
Sight Words Sentences:
Get all 220 sight words in an alphabetical list. This 17 page activity booklet is meant to be spread across several days/weeks as an activity unit. Each one has several activities attached to it:
This is a great cooperative learning exercise, a great at-home lesson extender, and a great homeschool resource, as well. Tracing Letters Booklet:
Make your own booklet of tracing letters. Practice tracing and writing each letter 5 times in upper case and 5 times in lower case. Then write the whole alphabet. This booklet takes some assembly, but once you figure out the trick to it you have a nice booklet for each students with only 9 pages of paper each!
Students get to illustrate the front cover and then write about themselves on the back. This works as a great art, writing, and handwriting practice exercise. This could be a great at-home activity or a school vacation activity for Spring or Winter Breaks! Tracing Numbers Booklet:
This tracing numbers booklet has the number 1-20 to practice tracing. There are 10 copies of each single-digit number to trace and 8 copies of each two-digit number to trace. The light gray letters are easy to see, and students can practice tracing them in a variety of colors for visual interest. Students can also design their own covers and write about themselves on the back!
Print the cover first. Then print the interior pages front and back and fold to make a booklet. It takes 4 pieces of copy paper, if done correctly, to make this booklet. You get quite a bit of mileage for 4 pieces of paper! |
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