Letter Formation Video #18 — p g q

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Category: Handwriting Tag: lowercase letters

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In Letter Formation Video #18, we finish our “Go Under Letters.” Today I’ll review with you the correct way to write letters p, g, and q. Take note: these three letters are “Go Under Letters,” but they also belong to other letter families. Is your child/student able to name the other letter families that these letters are a part of?

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P.S. You can read about the importance of letter formation here.

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