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Emus Handwriting Practice

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Emus Handwriting Practice

A wildlife ranger is preparing clear notes about emus. Practise consistent letter size, careful joins, even spacing and accurate spelling. Copy each model in your neatest handwriting.

Word trail

Copy each word once. Keep tall letters tall and leave a clear space between letters and words.

1.Copy the word: feather
2.Copy the word: footprint
3.Copy the word: enormous
4.Copy the word: curious
5.Copy the word: wander
6.Copy the word: protect

Ranger’s observation

Copy the sentence below. Use capital letters, punctuation and steady spacing.

7.Copy neatly: The emu’s soft feathers shook as it hurried across the dry grass.
8.Copy neatly: At sunrise, tiny footprints appeared beside the waterhole.

Make a clear field note

Write one interesting sentence about an emu. Include at least two words from the word trail. Check your spelling, spacing and punctuation when you finish.

9.Write your own sentence about an emu using at least two of these words: feather, footprint, enormous, curious, wander, protect.

2 printable pages

  • Emus Handwriting Practice, page 1 of 2: Word trail

    Page 1

  • Emus Handwriting Practice, page 2 of 2: Ranger’s observation, Make a clear field note

    Page 2

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