the sky and a green line at the bottom represents the ground.
here’s an example of the alphabet line that i have hanging in my room. you can see all of my alphabet lines here.
when using copied practice sheets, the lines are obviously black. but, for any students that are still struggling, i take a blue crayon and trace the top line to show them where to start, a red one for the middle and trace the bottom one with a green. not only does this color code the lines, but the crayon marks make the lines raised just enough that they can actually feel when their pencil hits it and 