Teaching Resource
Writing the Alphabet Chart - Tracing
A chart to assist students when learning how to form letters.
Print this Writing the Alphabet Chart and use it to help your students when they are learning handwriting.
Laminate the chart and have students trace over the letters.
NSW Curriculum alignment
Victorian Curriculum alignment
Australian Curriculum alignment
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Hi, it would be great if these were written on NSW handwriting lines when I choose NSW foundation font.
amyvan · Jan 31st, 2020
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Janeen
Janeen · Jan 31st, 2020
Is it possible to get resources for introducing exits and entries for NSW font. I teach Year 3 and it would be great to have posters and tracing pages showing this transition phase from no joins to joins.
Arthur Hall · Mar 24th, 2019
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Kristian
Kristian · Mar 25th, 2019
I love this motor plan of the QLD Beginners Alphabet and would love to use it. The letters d, v and w is however missing the exit line. Is there a possibility to fix it?
Lynette Swart · Jan 7th, 2019
Hi Lynette,
If you select the QBeginners font from the School Font drop-down list at the top of the page, you will get the correct letters in your resource. If there is anything else I can assist you with, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Kristian · Jan 9th, 2019