The Queensland Beginner's Alphabet alphabet chart
Every letter with its start dot, arrows and stroke numbers: a to z, then A to Z. Print it for the fridge, the desk or the classroom wall.
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How to write number 9
Watch number 9 being written in Queensland Beginner's Alphabet, one stroke at a time. Start at the green dot and follow the numbers and arrows.
Not sure which style? Your child's school can tell you.
You chose US Print before. See number 9 in US Print
You chose England Print before. See number 9 in England Print
You chose NSW Foundation Style before. See number 9 in NSW
You chose Victorian Modern Cursive before. See number 9 in VMC
You chose NZ Basic Script before. See number 9 in NZ
Choose your handwriting style
Each style shapes number 9 a little differently. Pick the one your child's school uses.
The Queensland Beginner's Alphabet alphabet chart Every letter with its start dot and arrows, a to z and A to Z. Four pages to print.
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number 9
- Stroke 1: Start at the green dot on the middle line. Go round anticlockwise and up to the middle line, then come back down over the same line to the baseline.
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Practise number 9 on paper
The chart is yours to download. Practice packs in Queensland Beginner's Alphabet are on the way.
- Number 9 practice packTracing, then copying, then writing number 9 on its own, with the same arrows and numbers.Coming soon
- Alphabet practice packEvery letter from a to z, uppercase and lowercase, in Queensland Beginner's Alphabet.Coming soon
- Complete handwriting packLetters, numbers, words and names: a full set of QLD practice.Coming soon
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