Alphabet Handwriting Houses – Letter Formation Charts

Description

The perfect letter formation posters to help your students develop a strong handwriting foundation!  These handwriting houses reference posters give your students the perfect visual reminder of the correct letter placement and formation. Support your students with visual cues to help them with proper letter formation. Uppercase and lowercase letters are included, the perfect addition to any kindergarten classroom.

The complete set of handwriting houses includes multiple different sizes and styles of handwriting reference charts for each letter. These letter formation charts help students improve letter placement on handwriting lines using the levels of a house: attic, upstairs, downstairs, and basement, as a reference with these letter formation charts.

⭐ What’s Included: 

• 11″x8” Reference Chart
• 8.5″x11” Capital Letter Posters
• 8.5″x11” Lowercase Letter Posters
• 4.25″x5.5” Capital Letter Posters
• 4.25″x5.5″ Lowercase Letter Posters
• 11″x8.5” Capital & Lowercase Letter Combined Posters
• Blank Houses of Each Style

Hang signs in the classroom as a reference for students. These letter placement posters are perfect for adding visual support in literacy centers, reading groups, writing stations, at home, and much more! Use during literacy centers for students to use play-dough and practice creating letters kinesthetically. Your students will love the visual reminder and it will really help build that solid foundation for forming letters.

Helpful Facts:

⭐️ Capital Letters always live in the upstairs AND downstairs of the house, but they never go in the basement.

⭐️  Lowercase Letters always live in the downstairs of the house, but a few special letters get to go upstairs or in the basement.

⭐️  Lowercase j is the only letter that gets to live in the upstairs, downstairs, and the basement.

⭐️  No Letters EVER go in the attic.

Note: For best results, print all pages of Handwriting Houses on white 8.5″x11” cardstock and laminate for durability.

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