Practice makes Perfect
Practice makes Perfect
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Click the links or pictures below to pull up writing worksheets for additional practice to work on in class or at home! We recommend practicing writing for 15 mins a day followed by lots of playtime outside!
Did you know....It is BEST PRACTICE
Did you know....It is BEST PRACTICE
Click Pre-writing Lines Practice for additional fine motor control practice!
Click Shapes Tracing in order to practice shapes at home!
Click Letter Tracing Practice for additional letter formation practice!
Click Number Formation Practice in order to practice writing numbers at home!
Therapist tip from Mrs. Spencer COTA/L
Therapist tip from Mrs. Spencer COTA/L
For a fun kinesthetic learning approach, try making your pre-writing strokes or letters with playdough, wikki stix, small beads, or any available small manipulatives 1st before practicing your writing skills with pencil and paper. Students benefit from the extra tactile sensory input from manipulating small items as well as increasing those fine motor skills while reinforcing proper line/letter formation.
When practicing writing, refer to the Handwriting Without Tears 'verbal prompts chart' for additional auditory learning.
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