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The Greek Alphabet Handwriting Workbook
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Free practice material for learning to write the Greek alphabet by hand. Reprint the grids as often as you like: handwriting is a volume exercise, and one page of a bound book is never enough of it.
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Stroke-order practice sheets — all 53 forms
PDF · US Letter · 53 pages
One page for every form the book teaches — 24 letters in both cases and the five variants: the letter with its numbered stroke marks, the same letter again for each stroke with the marks building up in order, and then ruled lines carrying only the start dots. This is the drill the book has room to do once and you will want to do twenty times.
Open PDF903 KBFour-line practice grid
PDF · US Letter · 4 pages
The book's own writing rule — four lines, so a β has somewhere to put its descender and a Π has somewhere to reach — blank, at four sizes from large to word-sized. Works at any stage and for any letter.
Open PDF59 KBThe alphabet on one page
PDF · US Letter · 1 page
All 24 letters with their Greek names, their English names, what they sound like, and the number of strokes in each case. One sheet, for the wall next to the desk.
Open PDF81 KBThirty-two-lesson progress tracker
PDF · US Letter · 1 page
Every lesson with a box for each of the three passes the book asks for — trace, dot-start, free. Pin it up and mark it off; it is the only honest way to see whether you are practising or re-reading.
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Everything on this page is Valice Press's own work, generated from the book's own data. The letterforms are set in DejaVu Sans, a Bitstream Vera derivative that may be redistributed; the stroke marks are drawn from coordinates, not traced from anyone's diagram. Greek has no official stroke-order standard, and the orders shown here are the ones the book recommends, with their provenance printed in the book.