Two charts of the whole cursive alphabet, each capital beside its small letter on faint handwriting lines. The first shows numbered start dots, so children can check where a letter starts and, for capitals like F, H and T, which stroke comes first. The second is plain, for a classroom wall, a desk or the front of a writing folder.
Hang the plain chart where children write, and give each child the chart with start dots for their desk or folder. Point to a letter on the chart when you model it, and ask children to find the capitals that join the next letter.
Keep the chart beside your child while they write in cursive, so they can check a letter they forget. Play a game: name a letter and have your child find it on the chart and trace it with a finger.
A chart of every cursive capital beside its small letter, from Aa to Zz. One copy shows where each letter starts, the other is plain, to hang up or keep on a desk.
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