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In Year 1, all children in England take a phonics check. It's not a test, and it's nothing that parents or children can really prepare for. It simply allows schools to check that pupils have learned phonics to an appropriate standard for their age.
Number formation
The correct way to write numbers, the right way to write digits 0-9
Capital letter formation
correct uppercase capital letter formation
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Capital letter formation
correct uppercase capital letter formation
Lower case letter formation
Forming letters with the right start and end points makes things easier in the long run.
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