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Writing worksheet · Handwriting
Months of the Year Handwriting
All twelve months to copy in order on handwriting lines, then a sentence about the child’s birthday month.
- Grade level
- Grades 1–2
- Time
- About 25 minutes
- Topic
- Handwriting
- Answer key
- Not needed: answers vary
- Kids practice
- Letter formation, Spacing between words, Letter size and placement, Fine motor control
What kids do
“Every month starts with a capital letter. Copy the months in order in your neatest writing.”
Teacher tip
Have kids star their birthday month and the current month as they copy.
How to use it
- Model each letter on the board, saying the strokes out loud (start at the top, pull down).
- Have kids trace the letter in the air and on their palm before the pencil.
- Keep a word wall or a word bank in reach so spelling does not stop the ideas.
Watch for
Letters started from the bottom. Gently redirect to top-down strokes before habits set.
Talk about it
- Which of your letters is your best one? Circle it.
- What did you change when you reread your work?
Take it further
Practice the same letters in a tray of sand, salt or shaving cream.
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