ZB Style - Handwriting Worksheets - The Letter Hh

ZB Style - The Letter Hh

Practice Writing the Letter Hh

Two Identical Lessons on Some Worksheets: On some of the worksheets, there are two identical lessons on each printable worksheet. Why are there two identical lessons on each sheet? It seems like a odd idea now and I am having trouble remembering why I decided to make them this way, but I suppose the second lesson could be saved and used a week or two later or given to a second student.

Dotted, Hollow, Boxes, and Practice: The letters are either dotted or the letters are hollow. One of the worksheets with dotted letters also have individual letter boxes with a starting dot. Each letter style, dotted or hollow, will have a practice worksheet. The dotted letter worksheets have both tracing and practice worksheets. The hollow letter worksheets have starting dot.

1-Stroke Lowercase H: Lowercase h is treated as a one-stroke letter.

The Letter Height of the Printed Worksheet

"A" is pictured, but represents any worksheet in this set

Below is a photograph of my two copies along with an ancient yellow ruler that somehow escaped being broken over the decades. As you can see, the height is just over 1/2 of an inch or 14 mm. The letter size might vary a little from person to person.

Hand Drawn Animations of Writing the Manuscript H  

The animations are un-intimidating and hand-drawn. The lower case "h" is drawn with one stroke or no pencil lifts. Uppercase "H" has 3 strokes or 2 pencil lifts.

Click on these links to access the animations:
Lowercase h, 1 stroke | Uppercase H

Handwriting Worksheets

Instructions, click on the link to open the file and print. The files are PDF.

Lowercase H, Manuscript

Capital H, Manuscript

Practice, H, Manuscript

Printable Handwriting Paper that Coordinates with The Handwriting Lessons

For more choices in handwriting paper see: Printable Handwriting Paper
For smaller rule see the bottom of the ZB Animations Home Page: Donna Young's Manuscript Handwriting Animations

February 5, 2011
Donna Young