Schmetterling Schule
Split six words into syllables, theme wild animals: lion, elephant, zebra, giraffe, tiger and monkey. The vowels are red, and the example crocodile shows a picture cut into its syllables. With solution, for 1st grade.
li · on; el · e · phant; ze · bra; gi · raffe; ti · ger; mon · key.
Trace every letter of the alphabet on handwriting lines, uppercase and lowercase side by side. A green dot shows where to start each letter. At the bottom there is room to write your own name, and the apple and zebra are ready to color.
Trace every lowercase letter from a to z on handwriting lines, each one twice. A green dot shows where to start. A smiling avocado and a zucchini cheer the child on, and there is a line at the bottom for the child's name.
A big model letter a shows the stroke order with numbers and arrows. Three rows of a to trace, then four empty rows to write a on their own. With pictures of an ant and an anchor.
A big model letter b shows the stroke order with numbers and arrows. Three rows of b to trace, then four empty rows to write b on their own. With pictures of a ball and a banana.
A big model letter c shows the stroke order with numbers and arrows. Three rows of c to trace, then four empty rows to write c on their own. With pictures of a cat and a clown.
A big model letter d shows the stroke order with numbers and arrows. Three rows of d to trace, then four empty rows to write d on their own. With pictures of a dinosaur and a dolphin.
