Vanishing Vowels Letter Formation Activity

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This printable is to help children form their letters properly. It goes over the basic strokes, shapes, and lines needed for forming the alphabet in both upper and lower case letters.This activity focuses on the vowels since writing these letters practices all strokes necessary to complete the alphabet.

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Included is an adult instruction sheet as well as an activity page that is to be laminated for use.

Vanishing Vowels letter formation printable pack.

Objectives and skills for vanishing vowels writing practice

  • Fine motor skills and correct pencil placement
  • Hand-eye coordination
  • Letter recognition and construction
  • Understanding and applying capital letters, lower case letters, and spacing
  • Writing in a specified size and space
  • Alphabetical ordering
  • Introduction to consonants vs. vowels

Supplies needed to complete vowel writing

  • Laminator
  • Dry erase markers with eraser cap
  • Adult help and guidance

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1 review for Vanishing Vowels Letter Formation Activity

  1. Lacey McGuire –

    What a fun and easy activity! I liked the concept and did it right away. Just in the one time, I saw a difference in how my son perceived how he wrote his letters. It’s one of those “why didn’t I think of this!” moments.

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