When your child is in kindergarten and has to learn how to write, he or she will be introduced to a writing worksheet. This worksheet consists of ten rows for the different letters of the English alphabet. Your child will place the first letter of the word he is learning on the first row and then continue down the alphabet. So, if your child has to learn the word “pencil” he would start on the second line, and “brush” would be on the third line. Once your child has learned all the letters, then you can remove the written word from the worksheet.
Now, let’s say that your child still has not learned the first three letters of the alphabet. Instead of removing the letter r from his or her writing worksheet, you can just remove the letter c. For example, if your child has to learn the word “apple,” you could just remove the word from the written word and replace it with “a.” This works in pretty much the same way as removing the “r” from the “apple” example. By simply changing the letter c to a different letter, your child will be able to take his or her learning experience to the next level.
8 Writing Alphabet Worksheet
WRITING ALPHABET ESL worksheet by ziezou
WRITING ALPHABET ESL worksheet by ziezou via eslprintables.com
There are also printable alphabet letters worksheets available on the internet, but many children find these very hard to understand. Luckily, there is another option. In this option, you would be printing each letter on a colored board using the computer printer that you have at home.
Letter W Worksheet – Tracing and Handwriting
Letter W Worksheet – Tracing and Handwriting via earlychildhoodworksheets.com
Although this option is not exactly “classroom-like” for most children, it can be just as effective. Just like the written word worksheets, your child will be able to have fun with this option. In the process of learning his or her numbers, your child will have the opportunity to practice his or her letters with the rest of his or her classmates. You may find that your child begins to feel comfortable with the Mayan writing alphabet worksheet sooner rather than later. You can also take this option outside the classroom if you prefer.
Tracing alphabet letter T Black and white educational pages
Tracing alphabet letter T Black and white educational pages via 123rf.com
If you have always wanted your child to be able to read his or her own handwriting, but you have never found a way to implement a printed worksheet, a free printable Mayan writing practice might be just what you need. These types of sheets are also available online. Simply search “free Mayan writing practice worksheets” in your favorite search engine and you should find several sites offering several worksheets for your child. One site even offers several of these worksheets for free! You can print as many as you like until you find one that your child is comfortable with. The only thing you should be prepared for is your child going through a bit of a learning curve when it comes to the placement of the characters on the board.
Handwriting Capital Lowercase Letters Worksheet
Handwriting Capital Lowercase Letters Worksheet via havefunteaching.com
Tracing alphabet letter B Black and white educational pages
Tracing alphabet letter B Black and white educational pages via 123rf.com
Tracing alphabet letter B Black and white educational pages
Tracing alphabet letter B Black and white educational pages via 123rf.com
3 Alphabet Worksheets Arabic Worksheets Schools
3 Alphabet Worksheets Arabic Worksheets Schools via wannaveg.com
Tracing Letter Study English Alphabet Education Page
Tracing Letter Study English Alphabet Education Page via depositphotos.com
When searching for your child’s first work in writing, you may want to look for a worksheet that is either graph paper or level paper so that your child will have something to practise his or her handwriting with. Once your youngster has developed a good foundation for their handwriting, you can use the worksheets to introduce fun activities such as adding in new shapes, animals and people to the story. This can also help your youngster get started on the basic skills for reading and recognising the different sounds that are associated with the letters of the alphabet. Again, these types of resources are available online at no cost. You may also want to look at some websites that offer some original and unique drawings for your child to colour. It is also a good idea to look for websites that offer free educational games that your son or daughter can play.
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