Name Plates - Alphabet Desk Strips: Handwriting-Without-Tears STYLE FONT

Nameplates and alphabet desk strips are used to promote phonics development, letter identification, and proper letter formation. This set was specifically developed for K through fifth grade. The use of realistic images and simple words with short vowels is maximized. Single stoke formations are modeled using these vertical manuscript letters. They are ideal for learning to print as letters start on easy to identify lines rather than in space. "Go dots" and arrows are provided so that your children will learn correct top to bottom single-stroke formations. The formats and sizes can be viewed in the preview.

Choose from

4 distinct formats

5 colors

3 sizes

upper and lowercase letters

number line 1 to 20

Editable nameplates are available on the included PowerPoint file to use with your own preferred handwriting font. You must use PowerPoint in the "view" menu choose "edit" or "normal" mode to use this file.

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I like all the options and extras.

Great resource -useful and with a lovely look. Thank you! ;-)

Just perfect for my kinders. Thanks.

There are many to choose from here. I can see using different models at different locations in my room. I Love how it matches the wall cards and the word wall!

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Editable nameplates are available on the included PowerPoint file to use with your own preferred handwriting font. Write-on name plates are in a standard PDF file.

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Print Path letter font is a single stroke vertical manuscript that is compatible with either Zaner-Bloser© or Handwriting Without Tears© (HWT) style font. Print Path is compatible with HWT materials but allows your children to learn and practice formations on the three-lined paper they are most likely to encounter. Go-dots and arrows are research-based best practices to help your learners use correct letter formations toward the goal of forming life-long automatic and legible handwriting. For utilization of other research based best practices for handwriting instruction, you may be interested in CAPITALS FIRST!, Lowercase at Last!, and Winged Writers Bundle for 1st and 2nd.

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