Summary
A guided handwriting lesson that shows, stroke by stroke, how to print both the uppercase and lowercase letter E. Following the pencil path helps young writers form the letter the same correct way each time.
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Teaching resources
Discussion questions
Discussion
Forming letters the same way each time makes writing faster and neater.
- Does the letter E start at the top or the bottom?
- How is the big E different from the small E?
- What helps you remember which way the letter E faces?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: letter E, stroke, top, uppercase, lowercase
Try it: Trace the letter E three times in the air, then on paper. Write your name and circle any E.