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Your students will love these challenging Handwriting worksheets within this comprehensive unit plan packed full of worksheets exploring a number of themes all tied to handwriting skills
Within this unit, multiple concepts and approaches to handwriting are utilised to engage the student. Below are listed the main concepts that students may understand by the completion of these worksheets.
Concepts taught in this unit plan
- Understanding capital letters and writing capitals
- Progression to copying words.
- These are also rhyming words which is another concept for the student.
- Further key learnings include:
- Writing sentences continuing the theme.
- Rhyming words including bat, cat & hat are used throughout to maintain the lesson focus.
- Describe the theme task which challenges previous learning
- Rhyming words final worksheet. Explores the entire lesson learning for a student led finale.
Included in this worksheet pack
1: Copy the Capitals
2: Copy the Words
3: Writing Sentences
4: Describe the Scene
5: Rhyming Words
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Use With Any Curriculum
These worksheets have been specifically designed for use with any international curriculum. You can use these worksheets as-is, or edit them using Google Slides to make them more specific to your own student ability levels and curriculum standards.
