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    • Tracing Big Letters With Standing & Sleeping Lines - E, F, H, I, L & T
      Letter Tracing I
      Tracing Big Letters With Standing & Sleeping Lines - E, F, H, I, L & T

      Practice tracing big letters with standing & sleeping lines - E, F, H, I, L & T.

      Pre-K K L.K.1.A
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    • Tracing Small Letters With Standing & Sleeping Lines - i, l & t
      Letter Tracing I
      Tracing Small Letters With Standing & Sleeping Lines - i, l & t

      Practice tracing small letters with standing and sleeping lines - i, l and t.

      Pre-K K L.K.1.A
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    • Let's Make the Letter I
      Letter Tracing I
      Let's Make the Letter I

      Let's take a look at how to make the letter I with this game.

      Pre-K L.K.1.A
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    • Time to Trace Uppercase I
      Letter Tracing I
      Time to Trace Uppercase I

      Learn language skills by practicing to trace uppercase I.

      Pre-K L.K.1.A
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    • Time to Trace Lowercase i
      Letter Tracing I
      Time to Trace Lowercase i

      Get familiar with writing by learning to trace lowercase i.

      Pre-K L.K.1.A
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    • Learn to Trace the Letter I
      Letter Tracing I
      Learn to Trace the Letter I

      Introduce your child to writing by learning to trace the letter I.

      K L.K.1.A
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    The Formation of Letters

    Letters follow a sequential order. We begin from the top and draw a straight line for the letter I, pulling it to the bottom. However, while tracing the letter I, kids may not be able to trace a straight line. They may have bumps while tracing it down. But, it is okay to have those small bumps while just starting to draw in the earlier grades.

    Show kids the direction in which the letter goes. Ask them not to break or lift the pencil till they reach the end. Think about the motion in which they are moving their hands. Correct them before they are habitual to the incorrect writing style.

    Learning with Practice

    The best way to help kids have fun and stay engaged is by enabling them to have large arm movements. You can paste a big piece of paper on the wall or window and ask them to trace the letter I. Next, introduce them to different online educational videos and a range of curriculum-aligned games that follow Common Core Standards.

    Game-based learning helps children in retaining information. The audio-visual aids make it easier for them to remember the letters while writing, so you do not have to worry about the dull learning atmosphere!

    Is there something we missed out on? Write to us at help@splashlearn.com with your feedback and comments. We would love to hear from you and enhance the learning experience for your kids.

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