English · Kindergarten · Handwriting
Every letter, capital and lowercase, with arrows showing where each stroke starts and which way the pencil goes.
Tip: say each stroke out loud together while they trace — “down, around, down again” — and follow the arrows in order. Hearing the moves helps as much as seeing them.
Ruled the same way as the letters above, so nothing changes under them when they stop tracing and start writing.
Tip: alphabetical is not the easiest order. The straight-line letters — l, t, i, L, T, I, F, E, H — make the gentlest start, the round ones come next, and diagonals like v, w, x, K, M and N are worth saving for last.
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