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Preschool and kindergarten kids need to have hands-on activity and promote fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination. With this do a dot letter F page kids read and decorate the uppercase and lowercase letters F. For visual reference, the letter F presented in blue color and refers to the beginning consonant sound. Laminate for durability and have kids play it again and again.
Tips: kids can use stickers, pom-poms, art markers, playdough, buttons, magnets, or paint to play this worksheet.
Available styles and printing options:
Styles: Zaner-Bloser, Handwriting Without Tears (HWT), and D’Nealian.
Printing options: full color, color lines, and black lines.
Zaner-Bloser. Forming letters straight up and down. Guideline: blue headline, red baseline, and dotted midline. An easy step-by-step approach.
Handwriting Without Tears. Forming letters using simple strokes. Guideline: simplified. Modern handwriting.
D’Nealian. Forming letters in slight slant and adding little tails to each letter. Guideline: blue headline, red baseline, and dotted midline. Easier transition to cursive.
