I created some templates for Google Jamboard that would allow students to practice handwriting if they have an iPad or a touchscreen chromebook or touchscreen PC. These templates are free.
Kindergarten Handwriting Template
This template is 1 inch lines with a half inch dotted line in the middle. The template has 20 frames that students can use to practice individually or collaboratively. This template is great for students who are starting handwriting. Easily download this template for free using Google Jamboard!
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Handwriting Lines Template
This is the same template, however the lines are grey instead of blue and pink. Download this template in the link below!
Name on Handwriting Jam
This Jamboard Jam template has 20 pages of lines to practice writing however, the first frame has a spot for their name. Download this template in the link below!
Half Inch Lines
This Jamboard Jam template has 20 frames of half inch lines for students to practice lined handwriting on. Download this template in the link below!
Storyboard Jam for Handwriting
This template has 20 frames of mostly blank space for students to draw a picture to go along with their story. A line for handwriting their story is provided. Download this template in the link below!
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Thank you so much for sharing this. So much of what I see for ideas of incorporating Jamboard in the classroom is geared towards upper elementary. I am excited to try out the storyboard template with my Kindergarteners in their collaborative writing.
Thank you again,
Sarah Vallejos