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Read the story together. The worksheet uses the first sentence, up to 18 words; edit the practice text to choose another part.
Choose how k, y, w and 4 look. Your choices apply to every practice style and the printed page.
Start with something your child wants to write: a name, a birthday message, a label for a drawing, or a line from a favorite story. Choose a writing size that leaves enough room to form the letters comfortably.
Use Trace, Dots, or Dashes when a visible guide is useful. To add a chance to write without that guide, open Advanced and leave a blank line after each tracing line. Copy mode keeps a model available without marking out every letter; Blank gives you ruled paper for your own activity. These are options to try, not stages every child must complete in order.
The worksheets use Orchard School, an alphabet drawn for this tool. Advanced offers alternate lowercase k, y, and w shapes so you can match the model you are already using. The chosen shapes stay consistent across practice styles.
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