Writing the Letter V

The video introduces Valerie Violin and the letter V, highlighting its unique straight-line structure compared to curvy letters like C, O, J, and S. It explains the lined paper's headline, baseline, and midline, and provides step-by-step instructions for tracing and writing both uppercase and lowercase V. The video encourages practice and offers tips for holding the pencil correctly.

What makes Valerie Violin's letter V different from letters like C, O, J, and S?

• It is written without lifting the pencil.

• It is taller than other letters.

• It is made of two straight lines.

• It has a curve.

Where do you start tracing the uppercase V on lined paper?

• On the headline.

• On the midline.

• On the bottom line.

• On the baseline.

How does the lowercase V differ from the uppercase V?

• It is taller.

• It is shorter.

• It is written with curves.

• It is the same height.

What is the recommended grip for holding the pencil while writing V?

• Hold it tightly.

• Hold it loosely.

• Hold it with a firm grip.

• Hold it with two fingers.

What is the first step in writing the lowercase V?

• Start on the baseline and slant left.

• Start on the midline and slant right.

• Start on the headline and slant left.

• Start on the baseline and slant right.