Your letters should rest on the line when you write.

You sit down to write. Where should your feet be?

• Up on the chair
• Flat on the floor
• Swinging in the air

Your feet are flat on the floor and you are sitting tall. What do you do next?

• Hold your pencil with your thumb and first two fingers
• Swing your feet in the air
• Squeeze your pencil as hard as you can with your whole fist

Where do most lowercase letters start?

• At the bottom
• At the top
• Wherever feels easiest

You start at the top and move your pencil straight down. Which letter are you writing?

• o
• c
• l

If your hand feels tired when you write, you should squeeze the pencil harder.

Your letters are tiny, huge, tiny, huge on the same line. What should you fix?

• Make every letter as tall as you can so people can see each one
• Make every letter rest on the line and be about the same size
• Skip a line between each letter

Zara slumps down low in her chair and her writing wobbles. What should she do?

• Hold the pencil tighter so her hand cannot move
• Sit up tall with her feet flat on the floor
• Lean down even closer to the paper

Which row of letters will be the easiest to read?

• One huge letter at the start, then tiny ones all the way after it
• Letters that sit on the line and are about the same size
• Letters that jump above and below the line

Omar holds his pencil with four fingers and squeezes tight. His hand aches after one line. What should he change?

• Squeeze with all five fingers
• Press the pencil flat on the paper
• Use three fingers and hold gently