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A5 Alphabet Tracing and Handwriting Practice Sheets.

  • *Ideal for making up Handwriting Practice Folders.
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  • PLEASE NOTE: YOU CAN PRINT THESE TO ANY SIZE YOU WOULD LIKE - A4 OR SMALLER (SEE PRINTING IDEAS)

  • This is one of my favourite teaching resources for kindergarten, preschool and early primary.

  • Children love these folders.

  • Letters are an ideal size for beginner handwriting and fine motor development.

  • I have found that putting these sheets into the protective plastic covers within the folder works better than laminating for this activity.  The whiteboard pen comes off really easily on this plastic and it keeps all 26 sheets safe and sound and easily accessible.

  • I would make up about 5-10 of these folders at A5 size and have them available for free time, writing corner, literacy group time, early finishers, send home for practice.

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