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Letter Formation Practice

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Letter Formation Practice

Manaia is writing labels for the vet clinic. Sit comfortably, hold your pencil gently and form each lowercase letter carefully. Start each letter in the right place and keep it sitting on the line.

Practise the letters

Follow the model, then write each letter on the lines. Keep the letters a similar size.

1.The clinic needs a label for a cat. Practise lowercase c. Model: c c c. Now write c six times.
2.Rawiri is making a label for a rabbit. Practise lowercase a. Model: a a a. Write a six times, starting with the round shape.
3.Georgia is writing a label for a dog. Practise lowercase d. Model: d d d. Write d six times. Make the tall line reach up.

Be a letter detective

Look closely at how each letter is made.

4.Which lowercase letter starts with a round shape and then has a tall line on the right?
  • c
  • a
  • d
5.Match each letter to the way you form it.
  • c
  • a
  • d
  • Make a round shape, then add a short downstroke.
  • Start with a curve; keep it open.
  • Make a round shape, then add a tall line.
6.Manaia spots a letter c that is closed like an o. Is it formed correctly? Choose yes or no.
  • Yes
  • No
7.Finish the clinic labels by writing each word once: cat dad. Keep each letter sitting on the line.
8.Choose the best way to hold your pencil while you write.
  • Gently between thumb and finger, resting on the middle finger
  • Tightly in a whole fist
  • At the very top, far from the point
9.Write the letter you most want to practise again: c, a or d. Then write it three times.

3 printable pages

  • Letter Formation Practice, page 1 of 3: Practise the letters

    Page 1

  • Letter Formation Practice, page 2 of 3: Be a letter detective

    Page 2

  • Letter Formation Practice, page 3 of 3: 9. Write the letter you most want to practise again: c, a or d. Then write it three

    Page 3

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