Alphabet and Numbers in New Zealand font – ‘Roll and Write’ Activity

A fun activity to reinforce letter and number formation.

The font used is ‘NZ Basic Script’. The letter/number shapes are the same as those recommended in the NZ Ministry of Education Handbook – ‘Teaching Handwriting’.

Students roll a dice, look on the sheet and write the letter/number that corresponds to the number on the dice.

Various templates are available to allow you to differentiate the activity for your students.

Included:
♦ Lower case letters (a-z) – 5 pages
♦ Upper case letters (A-Z) – 5 pages
♦ Lower and upper case letters (Aa-Zz) – 5 pages
♦ Numbers (0-10) – 2 pages

3 Different Formats:
♦ Trace all
♦ Trace 2 and write 3
♦ Write all

Your students can write on the sheets, or you can laminate them and have it as a ‘write and wipe’ activity.

Great for early finishers, literacy station, etc…

* Four of the vowels (a,e,i,u) appear twice in each set. This was done simply because there are 30 spaces and only 26 letters of the alphabet.
* The number zero (0) also appears twice in the set of number sheets as there are 12 spaces and 11 numbers are used (0-10)


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