Australian Handwriting Practice | Beginning Blends | Victorian Modern Cursive

Enhance your Year 1 students’ handwriting skills while reinforcing their knowledge of initial consonant blends with our premium collection of Australian Handwriting Practice Beginning Blends Worksheets. Designed to provide targeted and engaging handwriting practice for Australian students, from mastering letter formation to developing phonemic awareness, our worksheets offer a new approach to improving penmanship and language skills together and save you time!

These worksheets are a perfect fit for various teaching scenarios, including:

• Literacy Centres
• Independent Work
• Morning Work
• Whole-Class Teacher Instruction
• Homework Assignments

Whether you need materials for focused group work or engaging whole-class instruction, our resource adapts to meet your specific needs.

The blends featured are: bl, br, cl, cr, dr, fl, fr, gl, gr, pl, pr, sc, sk, sl, sm, sn, sp, st, sw, tr, tw.

PLEASE NOTE: This font is Victorian Modern Cursive.

• Click HERE to find the same resource in QLD Beginners font.
• Click HERE to find the same resource in SA Beginners font.
• Click HERE to find the same resource in NSW Foundation font.

Students are required to read words, trace dotted font words, copy words, draw pictures and trace and copy sentences. The variety of tasks provides a perfect blend of effective instruction and student engagement. There are three different cover pages included if you prefer to create My Beginning Blends Handwriting Book rather than copying one worksheet at a time!

You will find:

• 3 choices of book covers
• 21 worksheets

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⭐ Australian Handwriting Practice Book 1 Victorian Modern Cursive

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