📝 Part 1: Letter Formation Practice

1. Circle the letters that show correct exit hooks:

a (with small hook at the end)

a (without hook)

d (with small hook at the end)

d (without hook)

2. What is an exit hook used for?

To make letters look fancy

To connect letters smoothly in words

To make writing slower

To use more ink

3. Practice writing the letter 'a' with exit hooks (write 5 times):

4. Practice writing the letter 'd' with exit hooks (write 5 times):

✍️ Part 2: Word Practice

5. Write these words using correct exit hooks on letters 'a' and 'd':

dad ________________________

mad ________________________

add ________________________

sad ________________________

and ________________________

6. Complete the sentence by filling in the missing words that contain 'a' or 'd':

My _______ was _______ when I _______ mud to his car.

7. Write this sentence with neat handwriting, paying special attention to exit hooks:

"Dad and I had a bad day at the sad old park."

🎯 Part 3: Self-Assessment

8. Tick the boxes that you can do well today:

I can form the letter 'a' with a clear exit hook

I can form the letter 'd' with a clear exit hook

I use exit hooks to connect letters in words

I can write sentences with neat handwriting

9. What was the trickiest part about using exit hooks today?

10. How will practising exit hooks help you in other writing tasks?

Exit Hooks Practice

Exit Hooks Practice

📝 Part 1: Letter Formation Practice

✍️ Part 2: Word Practice

🎯 Part 3: Self-Assessment

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