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I Can Be a Butterfly - Handwriting Sheets

I Can Be a Butterfly - Handwriting Sheets

Digital Product Ages 3-7 Reception - Year 2
£6.00
£6.00
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Instant download available after purchase
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Includes letter-writing practice pages, an essential precursor to learning to read
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Curriculum-aligned and research-backed
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Dots and arrows indicate how to form each letter shape
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I Can Be a Butterfly - Handwriting Sheets

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Product Description
I Can Be a Butterfly is a hilarious, research-backed way to learn the alphabet. This print-at-home activity book tells the tale of one baby fly's mission to chomp, chew, and crunch his way from A to Z! Handwriting activities consolidate knowledge of letters and are an essential precursor to phonics learning for young readers. All worksheets are formatted for bite-sized learning. Perfect for ages 3-7 (Reception - Year 2).
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A is for anarchy.

This inspired me to work on my own alphabet practice. A is for anarchy. W is for world domination. M is for MWUHAHAHA.

An ABC coming-of-age story

Bogart dreams of growing up to become a butterfly. But if all he ever eats is poo, he will be nothing more than a common housefly. So he sets out on the foodie adventure of a lifetime! First apples and asparagus. Then bagels and burritos. Before long, Bogart is chomping his way through the whole alphabet! And he won’t stop chomping until he becomes a butterfly. Help Bogart chomp his way from A to Z and face his greatest fear - being ordinary.
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A little fun goes a long way

Research shows that children with prior knowledge of the alphabet learn to read more easily and more fluently so it's really important that the alphabet is taught in a playful and engaging way.