Five pages of short, true facts about animals written in cursive, from a frog can jump far to a butterfly starts as a caterpillar. On the first three pages each sentence is dashed to trace, a start dot on each word, with an empty line under it to write it again. On the last two each sentence is in ink to copy. A sentence too long for one line is split evenly over two, each with its own line to write on.
Read the facts together first and talk about them. Trace one sentence together, joining every letter of a word before lifting the pencil for the space, then let children work through the page. Early finishers can write a fact of their own in cursive.
Read each fact aloud, then let your child trace and write it. Look up one of the animals together and add a fact of your own in cursive.
Short, true facts about animals written as cursive sentences. Children trace each sentence, then write it on the line under it, and copy the last ones on their own.
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