Capital letters: A, H, K, T and S

English

Numerals 0-5

Numerals 6-10

Capital letters: C, G, O, Q, M, N, W and V

Capital letters: B, D, P, R, I, E, F, L

Capital letters: J, U, X, Y and Z

In this unit, pupils revisit capital letters and numerals. In 'Review: using lead-ins', pupils review their handwriting skills focusing on formation, size and orientation. 

In 'The four joins', pupils learnt the four joins. In this unit, pupils revisit the formation of capital letters and numerals.

In this unit, pupils revisit the formation of all 26 capital letters and numerals 1-10, focusing on accuracy in size, shape and alignment. They practise refining each letter and number to improve consistency and precision.

Capital letters and numerals

Physical activity and equipment requiring safe use

Risk assessment required - physical activity

All lower case letters have an upper case formation.

Upper case formations of letters are known as capital letters.

Some lower case formations do not have a capital letter.

Capital letters always sit between the baseline and the ascender line.

Lower case letters always sit between the baseline and the ascender line.

Lower case letters can be x-height letters.

Lower case letters are the same size as capital letters.

Select the capital letters which have diagonal lines in their formation.

Starter Quiz