Lowercase Letters e t i u – Model Only
Lowercase e, t, i and u at the most independent level: one solid model, one dashed letter, then an empty row to fill, suited to 6-year-olds.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Characters: e t i u — model, then write on your own
How to use this worksheet
- Look at the model, trace the single dashed letter, then write the rest of the row yourself.
- e starts in the middle with a line across, then goes up and round counterclockwise.
- t and i start with a stroke down, and the crossbar of t and the dot of i come last. u goes down, round, up and down again.
What this worksheet teaches
Writing from a model needs memory of shape, starting point and height at the same time. This set covers all three: e is the tricky one because it starts in the middle, t rises above the midline but stays lower than l, i needs a separate dot, and u is the valley movement from pre-writing followed by a stroke down. Filling whole rows builds the steady size and spacing that make handwriting readable in first grade.
Variation to try
Play teacher: your child circles the best letter in each row with a colored pencil and explains why it is the best, for example right size, closed shape or straight stroke.