Day 03 – Capital Letter Review & Small Letter Kickoff at Ivaskillshare’s Handwriting Workshop!

 Welcome back to our Day 03 update from the 10-Day Free Handwriting Workshop by Ivaskillshare, held at the Government School near Markaji High School, Warangal. Today was a joyful mix of confidence, correction, and new beginnings.

The students of Class 6 showed up more excited than ever — ready to review their capital letters and step into the world of small letters.


✅ Confidence Check – Capital Letter Worksheet

We began the day by giving every student a worksheet to practice all Capital Letters (A to Z). The worksheet included:

  • Writing lines with two-rule format

  • Recap of the handwriting rules we taught on Day 02

  • A dedicated space to practice each letter

💡 We were proud to see that almost every student completed the worksheet beautifully. Some had perfect strokes, balance, and spacing — it was clear that they were applying what they learned.

But a few students struggled a bit. And that’s okay — because at Ivaskillshare, we believe every child deserves time, patience, and encouragement.

Our instructors went student-to-student, explaining the rules again with love and clarity.
And the best part? 🌟 Their interest increased, and they began improving right there in the classroom.

“Now I understand why G was going too tall — thank you, sir!”
– one student shared with a big smile.

 

🔤 Moving to Small Letters – A New Chapter Begins

Once we were confident that the students had a good grip on capital letters, we introduced small letters — which can be a bit trickier but just as fun.

We explained the importance of proportions when writing small letters and how they are different from capital letters.


✍️ Tips We Gave for Writing Small Letters:

Here are the tips we shared with the class, which you as a parent or teacher can use too:

  1. Use Half Space:
    Most small letters should take half the line space (1/2 height). Not too big, not too tiny.

  2. Touch the Baseline:
    All small letters should rest on the bottom line for neatness and balance.

  3. Avoid Crossing the Top Line:
    Except for letters like f, t, l, h, k, most small letters should not cross the upper line.

  4. Maintain Uniform Size:
    Writing a, c, e, o, u at the same height keeps the writing neat.

  5. Loop Letters with Care:
    Letters like g, y, p, q that go below the line should be balanced and rounded.

  6. Spacing Matters:
    Even spacing between letters and words is just as important as neatness.


🧠 Aa to Zz Set Practice – Letter Pairs in Action

To finish the class, we gave them a beautiful new exercise — the Aa to Zz set, where each capital and small letter is written side-by-side:

Aa, Bb, Cc... all the way to Zz.

This set helps in:

  • Understanding the relationship between capital and small letters

  • Practicing transitions between upper and lower case

  • Strengthening letter recognition and balance

Every child got their own sheet and began practicing with focus and excitement.


❤️ Why We Do What We Do

It’s only Day 03, but the progress these students are showing is incredible. Their confidence is rising, their handwriting is improving, and above all — they’re enjoying the process.

And that’s what Ivaskillshare is all about — personal attention, skill-building, and making learning joyful.


🎯 What’s Next?

On Day 04, we’ll dive deeper into small letter families — exploring which letters have similar strokes, and helping students gain speed with neatness. We'll also introduce letter joining basics.

Stay tuned for more inspiring moments from our workshop!


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