Ways to use it
- Recognising a word from one style to another
- Moving from capitals to cursive with the class's words
- Linking without writing, for the youngest
Vocabulary in writingWrite the word
From capitals to print, a printable worksheet
The word is written in capitals or in print, and the child copies it on the line in cursive, or in print where print is handwritten. Or the child links each word to the same word in print or cursive: one word, two styles.
Create a “Copy in another writing style” worksheet
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In 3 steps
- Add your words: type them, paste a list or start from a theme.
- Choose the exercise: copy in cursive, or link into print or cursive. The model is in capitals or in print.
- Print: the illustrated instruction is already at the top, with the name and the date if you turn them on in Settings › Display.
What you can set
- Copy in the other style, or link the two styles
- Model in capitals or print, style to find in cursive, in print to link
- Four handwriting lines or a single line, at true size
- Answer key if you want one, at the end of the PDF or on the back of each worksheet
- On screen: the model word, the child touches the same word in the other style among three
Frequently asked questions
Cursive or joined-up writing?
It is the same handwriting. Lexikit says “cursive”, and calls unjoined lowercase letters “print”.
With the same words
Write the word on the linesCopy the word next to its picture, or write it from memory as a silent dictation, on the lines of a real exercise book.
Link the picture to the wordLink each picture to its word, the words in a jumbled order.
Circle the same wordFind the model word among trick words: a letter changed, swapped or missing.
Your turn
Open Lexikit, write your words, choose a resource. All that is left is to print or to play. Free, no account, and your words stay on your device.
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