Updated: 29 Jun 2023
A set of 4 posters explaining the shapes found in the letters of the alphabet.
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A set of 4 posters explaining the shapes found in the letters of the alphabet.
Use this teaching resource when students are learning to write the letters of the alphabet.
These posters explain some of the shapes found in the letters of the alphabet, including loops, waves, tails and arches.
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