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Alphabet Printables - Keyboard Spelling Activity A4 sheets 

  • 3 different options....
  • Thanks to Kathryn for this suggestion...
  • Uppercase, Lowercase and Finger Placement - ALL AVAILABLE IN BLACK AND WHITE ALSO.
  • Write on or place a word card on top section - Children pretend to 'type' the word - plus many other ideas.
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Keyboard Spelling with Finger Placement Dots

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  • Place a word card on the top section, or write in a spelling word using whiteboard marker...... 

    **children practise 'typing' the work on their keyboard. 

    **children colour in or cross or circle the matching letters on the keyboard using whiteboard markers. 

    **children draw a continuous line from first letter to last letter on their keyboard using whiteboard markers. 

    **children write their name on top and practice 'typing' their name

  • Keep the top section blank...... 

    **children practice 'typing' the alphabet on their keyboard. 

    **in pairs, one child 'types' a word from a list - their partner watches carefully and has to 'guess' which word they are typing. 

    **again in pairs, one child colours in, crosses, or circles letters using a known word - partner has to unjumble the marked letters to match the word.

  • Explore and discuss the way letters are positioned on the keyboard - children investigate actual keyboards and label the blank keyboard sheets.

  • Colour the vowels one colour and the consonants a different colour on their keyboards.

  • Please share how you have / would use this resource in the COMMENTS section below...

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