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Cursive Letter Formation Dry Wipe Boards A4 5pk

Original price was: £14.44.Current price is: £10.63.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Approved Cursive Font: Designed with an approved cursive font that highlights entry and exit strokes, guiding children towards correct letter formation and improving handwriting skills.
Double-Sided Design: These A4 whiteboards are double-sided, featuring a plain reverse side, providing a versatile surface for both guided and freeform writing practice.
Durable and Reusable: Made for repeated use, these boards offer a durable solution for daily handwriting practice, enabling a cyclical learning process without the need for constant replacements.
Supports Key Stage 1 English: Aligns with Key Stage 1 English curriculum, specifically focusing on handwriting transcription skills such as correct letter size and orientation.
Handwriting Families: Facilitates the understanding of handwriting ‘families’, helping children to practise letters that are formed in similar ways, enhancing muscle memory.

Double-sided A4 whiteboards perfect for enhancing cursive handwriting.

Featuring an approved cursive font, aiding correct letter formation. Plain on reverse for flexible use.

These A4 whiteboards aim to boost children’s skills in cursive writing, closely mapped to the Key Stage 1 English curriculum. An approved cursive font is featured to mark entry and exit strokes of cursive letters, underlining the importance of precise directional movement for proper letter formation. This approach is foundational for correctly crafting capital and lower-case letters, essential for legible writing.

With a double-sided functionality, one side displays the guided font for structured learning, while the reverse is kept blank for creative practice. This dual aspect promotes repeated handwriting practice, vital for enhancing muscle memory and fluency in cursive handwriting.
Conforming to Key Stage 1 curriculum goals for handwriting transcription, these boards support the grouping of letters into ‘families’. Such classification aids in memory retention and proper letter crafting, setting the groundwork for developing confident and efficient handwriting skills.