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10 pages · A4 · English · Free · Vahini logo on every page

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Look at what makes your writing hard to read. These examples show practice goals, not measured before-and-after results.

Clear letter shapes: illustrative practice goal

Clear letter shapes

Choose one letter that changes shape when you repeat it.

Look at the model, trace one row gently, then copy the letters on the empty lines. Circle the clearest example.

Download: Clear letter shapes (PDF)1 page · A4 · Vahini English practice
Steady letter size: illustrative practice goal

Steady letter size

Compare the height of small letters and the reach of tall letters and tails.

Keep small letters near the middle guide. Let tall letters reach the top guide and tails go below the baseline.

Download: Steady letter size (PDF)1 page · A4 · Vahini English practice
Give words room: illustrative practice goal

Give words room

Find places where two words merge or a word looks split apart.

Copy the short phrases. Leave a clear word gap and smaller spaces inside each word. Compare the gaps before starting another line.

Download: Give words room (PDF)1 page · A4 · Vahini English practice
Stay on the line: illustrative practice goal

Stay on the line

Look for letters that float above or fall below the writing line.

Rest the body of each small letter on the solid baseline. Pause at the end of each phrase, then start the next row.

Download: Stay on the line (PDF)1 page · A4 · Vahini English practice
Choose a steady slant: illustrative practice goal

Choose a steady slant

Look at the direction of the tall strokes across one line.

Choose an upright or gently sloped style that feels comfortable. Copy a few letters, keeping the direction similar.

Download: Choose a steady slant (PDF)1 page · A4 · Vahini English practice
Make similar letters distinct: illustrative practice goal

Make similar letters distinct

Choose a pair that a reader could confuse, such as a and o.

Compare the opening, stem or tail that makes each letter different. Copy the pairs, then write the short words.

Download: Make similar letters distinct (PDF)1 page · A4 · Vahini English practice
Comfortable, clear strokes: illustrative practice goal

Comfortable, clear strokes

Look for unintended breaks or retracing that makes a letter hard to read.

Trace slowly with a relaxed grip. Copy one short row, pause, then try again. Join letters only if that is the style you use.

Download: Comfortable, clear strokes (PDF)1 page · A4 · Vahini English practice
Give your page a clear layout: illustrative practice goal

Give your page a clear layout

Check the left margin, space between lines and room around a short paragraph.

Write a short note inside the guides. Begin each line at the same left margin and leave enough space for the next line.

Download: Give your page a clear layout (PDF)1 page · A4 · Vahini English practice

Make the practice your own.

Use the letter model you normally learn at school. These English worksheets suit older students and adults; younger learners may need a teacher or parent to adapt them. Keep a comfortable grip, take breaks and stop if writing hurts.

Print at actual size (100%). Practice does not require a Vahini sensor pen. Compare similar samples rather than chasing a promised score. This is educational guidance, not a diagnosis or treatment.

Original Vahini exercises and illustrations. Further reading: NALA’s Better handwriting for adults. NALA has not endorsed this guide.

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