Handwriting

We are going to continue to practise joining letters together making words.

These words are ones you use in your writing all the time.

 

REMEMBER

• Each letter starts on the line with an entry stroke
• Keep your pencil on the paper until you have finished the word, then dot the 'i's and cross the 't's.
• Sit you letters on the line. Some letters like 'g j p q y' have descenders which go below the line.
• Capital letters never join up.

 

Activity 1

This is our live lesson. You can use the practise sheet or write the words in your blended learning book.

 

   

 

Activity 2

This time we are going to practise words with 'th' in the them.

 

You can practise these words in different ways.

Try these:-

• paint brush and water on a wall or patio
• painting the letters
• using chalk, felt tips, markers, crayons, pens
• using a finger in a tray of sand, shaving foam or flour
• using different coloured paper or on large pieces of paper