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  • Letter Roads: Capital and Lower Case Letters

Letter Roads: Capital and Lower Case Letters

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This pack includes capital letters and lower case letters in NSW Foundation Font. Each letter of the alphabet is a road with a black background and white road lines. There is one letter on each A4 page. There is a green starting dot and an arrow to indicate initial direction. These correspond with the starting point and initial direction for correct letter formation.


Letter roads were designed to encourage correct letter formation and familiarisation with the alphabet. They can be used with a small car to drive along the road. Small items such as buttons, sticks, a ball and playdough may also be used in conjunction with these letters. This will help your child to engage with learning whilst promoting fine motor skill developed.


For best printing results, select shrink to printable page. You can also print multiple pages on the one piece of paper to reduce the size of the letters.


For further information refer to "Let's Drive down a Letter Road."

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Preparation

Print the following sheets and laminate for durability. 

How to use

1.     Encourage your child to identify the starting point for each letter by finding the green dot.
2.    If your child is unfamiliar with letter formation, you may demonstrate the correction directionality.   Some children will require hand over 
hand assistance to obtain correct directionality.
3.    You may introduce one letter at a time or a group of letters according to the current goals for your child. (eg. letter of the week, a child’s name, line letters, tall letters)
4.    Use your finger to draw along each letter road.
5.    Use a car or vehicle to drive along each letter road.
6.    Use figurines or plastic animals to walk along the letter road.
7.    Paint along the letter road using a paintbrush and shaving cream.
8.    Roll out playdough to place along the letter road.
9.    Roll a marble along each letter road.
10.  Pour rice over the sheet and clear the letter road with a finger or paintbrush.

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