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Lowercase Letter Formation Practice
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Lowercase Letter Formation Practice
✏️ Part 1: Letter Formation Groups
1. Circle the letters that start with a rounded "c" shape:
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
o
q
2. Which letter formation group does "s" belong to?
Rounded "c" shapes
Curve start letters
Straight down start letters
Slant letters
🖊️ Part 2: Letter Practice - Rounded "c" Shapes
3. Practice writing the letter "a" (start with the c-shape, then add the line):
4. Practice writing the letter "d" (c-shape first, then tall line):
5. Practice writing the letter "g" (c-shape, then add the tail going down):
📝 Part 3: Letter Practice - Curve Start Letters
6. Practice writing the letter "s" (start at the top, curve like a snake):
7. Practice writing the letter "f" (curve at top, then straight down with a cross):
⬇️ Part 4: Letter Practice - Straight Down Start Letters
8. Practice writing the letter "l" (straight line down from the top):
9. Practice writing the letter "t" (straight line down, then cross at the top):
10. Practice writing the letter "i" (straight line down, then add the dot):
📐 Part 5: Letter Practice - Slant Letters
11. Practice writing the letter "v" (slant down, then slant up):
12. Practice writing the letter "w" (like two v's joined together):
13. Practice writing the letter "x" (one slant line, then cross with another):
🔤 Part 6: Complete the Alphabet
14. Write all lowercase letters a-z in order. Remember to use correct starting points and stroke directions:
15. Fill in the missing letters in the alphabet sequence:
a b c _____ e f _____ h i _____ k l m _____ o p q _____ s t _____ v w _____ y z
🎯 Part 7: Letter Formation Knowledge
16. Match each letter with its correct formation group:
1. Letter "n"
2. Letter "o"
3. Letter "z"
4. Letter "f"
A. Slant letters
B. Rounded "c" shapes
C. Curve start letters
D. Straight down start letters
17. What should you remember about good handwriting posture? Write your answer below:
18. Circle the correct pencil grip description:
Hold the pencil with your whole fist
Hold the pencil with thumb and finger, resting on middle finger
Hold the pencil at the very top
Hold the pencil with just your thumb
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