Public School Penmanship: a Handbook for Teachers
Public School Penmanship: a Handbook for Teachers
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/ //?''■ / — -h 1. The beginning point of the letter. It is on the base line.
2. What kind of a line is the first of line I ? It is an up- ward curve to the left.
Note. The instruction in these two paragraphs is extremely im- portant. A great many children "will begin I at what should be its terminating point. In teaching this letter be sure to correct such a mistake, even if it be in an upper grade.
THE STUDY OF THE SCRIPT 71 3. Where is the crossing point of the lower part of I ? It is at a p...oint equal to one quarter the height of i above the base line.
4. How wide is the upper part of I? It is two thirds as wide as the unit u.
5. Its terminating point is identical with that of T, F, and S, 1. The beginning point and first upward stroke are iden- tical with those of /.
2. The hack of the letter. It is a straight oblique line for the greater part of its length.
3. Where do all the lines of the letter cross ? At the base line.
Note. The best way to teach this letter is to make a dot on the base line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/ //?''■ / — -h 1. The beginning point of the letter. It is on the base line.
2. What kind of a line is the first of line I ? It is an up- ward curve to the left.
Note. The instruction in these two paragraphs is extremely im- portant. A great many children "will begin I at what should be its terminating point. In teaching this letter be sure to correct such a mistake, even if it be in an upper grade.
THE STUDY OF THE SCRIPT 71 3. Where is the crossing point of the lower part of I ? It is at a p...oint equal to one quarter the height of i above the base line.
4. How wide is the upper part of I? It is two thirds as wide as the unit u.
5. Its terminating point is identical with that of T, F, and S, 1. The beginning point and first upward stroke are iden- tical with those of /.
2. The hack of the letter. It is a straight oblique line for the greater part of its length.
3. Where do all the lines of the letter cross ? At the base line.
Note. The best way to teach this letter is to make a dot on the base line.
What to read after Public School Penmanship: a Handbook for Teachers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Willistine Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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