When you purchase the downloadable document for this printable, you will receive an email with the Dot-to-Dot Alphabet Letter Charts (29 pages). Just print and laminate these charts for a re-usable resource children can learn and play with.
The Dot-to-Dot Alphabet Letter Charts are a re-usable printable that can be used part of learning centres, small group activities or independently to learn the correct formation of writing alphabet letters.
Starting at number 1, count, follow and join the numbered to form the letter. The numbered dots guide you through what strokes to make with the marker pen to form the correct letter shape. The number line for children to use for guidance and self-correcting. Children are then able to practise the writing the letter again but this time on the faded grey lettering.
Print and laminate to create dry erase chart for a reusable teaching resource. Children can complete the dot-to-dots over and over again using white board markers.
Some Ideas:
- The charts are perfect for rotational group activities for students to complete independently. The number line is a visual support for children to self-correct as they count and join the dot-to-dot.
- Use as display charts around the classroom for children to refer to as required.
- Use during mat or group sessions as a visual chart to demonstrate or model the correct formation of numbers 0 – 9.
- Children can practise writing the letters in the air, on the floor or a partner’s back.
- Circle all the letters you can find on the chart, such as; circle all the letter ‘J’ or all the letter ‘M’.
On completion of payment, you will receive a receipt with the link to download the printable document. If you do not receive this email, please check your email junk folder.
The download includes:
Full Set Alphabet Letters A to Z – 29 pages.
Includes 3 Re-downloads.
Also included:
The printable comes with an informational sheet with a diagram that provides you with a guide how to use the Dot-to-Dot Alphabet Letter Charts.
Some letters require you to lift the pencil to create the letter shape and most of them require you to form the letter without lifting the pencil at all.
With this information in mind, I have created a picture cue of a pencil with a tick or cross. If the letter chart has a tick, this mean you lift the pencil to create this letter and if there is a cross, you do not lift the pencil. This is self-guiding for independent work as the picture provides a cue.
The letters that have the pencil picture with a tick will also have one of the numbered dots in a different colour, yellow. As shown in the photo the number 7 is a yellow colour indicating to the child that they lift their pencil/pen at this point and count on from 8 in a different location.
Also Available:
Available in Dot-to-Dot Number Rhyme Charts
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Carolyn –
This is a wonderful product. Students can trace numbers for years and still form the letters incorrectly.
This enables the student to learn the correct formation of letters and numbers so they will be able to transfer
it to independent writing.
I love this product.
Thank-you.