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Learn how to write the alphabet using the Fundation grid lines. These worksheets can be printed, laminated or just shown on the computer or tablet as guides while the student copies them on a a worksheet. Includes all 26 uppercase and 26 lowercase letter worksheets. TALL lower case worksheets. SHORT lower case worksheets. SINKERS lowercase worksheets. Blank worksheets.

Learn how to trace and write the basics. Basic line tracing and in context. Combining these different lines to form shapes and figures. These worksheets will help the student get ready to write the alphabets and numbers. Using a multi-sensory approach, you may use play doh, popsicle sticks, stickers on some worksheets. You may laminate the sheets for durability. 10 Levels: vertical linehorizontal linecross/plussquare"X"trianglediamondstraight linezig-zagwave

This 38-page worksheet will help students struggling with visual perceptual skills, particularly with letter orientation and letter reversals. These includes the letters that are frequently misused and reversed. The first part is the Letter Tumble. It is an uppercase letter orientation game. Student must find the uppercase letters in the grid and mark them appropriately. The second part is the Letter Jumble. It is a lower case letter reversal and orientation game. Most of the lowercase letters

This activity includes 26 uppercase letter worksheet and 26 lowercase worksheets. A simple activity that will teach letter recognition and counting. Use traditional highlighters for these worksheets or other writing tools such as dot markers. You can laminate these worksheets and use dry erase markers, clear counters or other manipulatives.

Learn how to write the alphabets (uppercase and lowercase) and numbers with good formation. Using graded visual cues such as dotted lines, directional arrows and a start dot where to place the pencil tip. This download includes: 26 pages of how to write the uppercase and lowercase letters, line by line and with decreasing visual prompts.3 uppercase letters review worksheets with decreasing level of visual prompts.3 lowercase letters review worksheets with decreasing level of visual prompts.4 nu

Learn how to write lowercase letters using graded visual cues such as dotted lines, directional arrows and a start dot where to place the pencil tip. Three worksheets with decreasing level of visual prompts.

Learn how to use the scissors and cut lines, shapes and figures. Level 1: Lines-straight, zig-zag, wave, corner. Level 2: Shapes-square, triangle, circle. Level 3: Figures-house, tree, sun (extra sheets and glue to put together).

Learn how to write uppercase letters using various visual cues such as dotted lines, directional arrows and a start dot where to place the pencil tip. Three worksheets with decreasing level or visual prompts.

Learn how to write numbers using graded visual cues such as dotted lines, directional arrows and a start dot where to place the pencil tip. Four worksheets with decreasing level or visual prompts.