1Lowercase or uppercase
2How wide should the line be
A wider line is easier to stay within.
3On-screen help
"The numbers show the order in which the strokes are drawn and the arrows show which direction."
4Sound
With sound on, the letter's name is read aloud when it appears.
5Color of the line you draw
The color can also be changed during the exercise.
How to do it
- Choose lowercase or uppercase letters.
- Choose how wide the line should be and how much help you want.
- Follow the numbers and arrows – they show the order and direction of the strokes.
- Write the letter with your finger or mouse.
What you practice
- The shape of the lettersWhat each letter looks like.
- Writing directionThe order and direction in which the strokes are drawn.
- Fine motor skillsControlling the pen or finger carefully.
- Lowercase and uppercase lettersLowercase and uppercase letters.
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