Use these handwriting sheets in your classroom to help students practise the correct formation of each letter with one page per letter.   Students will first trace the letter (upper and lower case) and then have a go at writing the letter independently. They will also circle the pictures that begin with the focus letter.   Tracing and copying letters is a purposeful fine motor task that fosters control and coordination. Holding a pencil with a pincer grip engages the small muscles in the hand, fingers, and wrist, strengthening the muscles required for tasks like writing, drawing, cutting, and manipulating objects. Copying each letter allows students to develop their hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness as they consider the letters' size, shape, and position. Repeatedly forming each letter also develops students' muscle memory, enabling them to demonstrate automaticity, consistency and accuracy in future writing tasks.   Laminate and use during your small group activity time.   This resource is available in our basic fun font and Australian state fonts.