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Penpals for Handwriting is a complete handwriting scheme for 3-11 year olds. The Practice Books provide specific handwriting focused practice - either introducing or practising letters, joins or key concepts such as size and proportion. They are designed to support independent practice in the classroom, following a whole-class teaching session.

Each page corresponds to the units within the Teacher's Books and includes opportunities for: Finger and pencil tracing, writing letters or joins; Writing phrases or sentences; Pattern practice; Self-assessment check. In Year 3, we move on from basic joins to mastering more complicated joins.

Penpals for Handwriting is a complete handwriting scheme for 3-11 year olds. The Year 1 Penpals for Handwriting Workbook introduces letters used within context, without joins. The workbooks provide opportunities for additional guided practice of the unit's handwriting focus and link it to a relevant grammar, punctuation or spelling focus to provide meaningful contextualised practice. The disposable two-colour write-in Workbooks are sold in packs of 10.

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We use the Penpals Handwriting Scheme to deliver our handwriting curriculum. Penpals for Handwriting is a complete handwriting scheme for 3-11-year olds, offering clear progression through five developmental stages. It supports and teaches children to develop a fast and fluent handwriting style to help them achieve their potential in writing.

Each year group is equipped with a DVD-ROM for whole class teaching and practice books, as well as write-in workbooks for small group and individual work. The scheme offers a clear progression throughout, starting with the development of fine and gross motor skills in Foundation Stage 1 and building up to purposeful writing with style and speed in Year 6.

Do's and Don'ts with Japanese penpals2007/7/9 08:33 I am curious as of what's okay to say in e-mail/letter.

For some reason I am unable to keep Japanese penpals. So I don't know if I have mention something that they are not comfortable with. It's hard to know because I come from different culture.

Here's what I have learned not to mention in e-mails. I don't know if it's correct or not. Let me know so I can be better with my e-mails.

Don't:

Tell them that I am deaf.

That I went through an emergency even if it's a broke arm or taking my dog to emergency room.

That they are not correct on something.

I am trying to be nice, since I am opened mind. So I can accept many thing people have throw at me, but I don't know about another way around. But I guess I must have messed up something. I would like to know ahead so I can do it right way.

Any help can be appreciated. Thanks.

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tips from experience2007/7/10 15:37 I agree with John. Plus it's also hard to keep up a friendship when you're younger. I myself lost contact with most people I knew when I was young.

I don't know why, but I've successfully kept contact with those who started exchanging emails with me in the recent years (well, looking back at the 45 years of my life, the technique of emailing only became available in the recent years). All of them are in their 30s or older, some Americans and some Japanese, but open-minded people.

I got to know all these people, not through penpal-seeking sites, but through sites of mutual interest such as fan sites and other sites with special themes. This is probably one of the main reasons we always have so much to talk about and that no one cares if the other party mentions something extraordinary.

Another reason that we haven't lost contact is that we never force each other. We all know that we're busy with our jobs or families, and we'd write only a few times a year, sometimes speeding up or slowing down depending on the situation. But since I have lots of friends who email me, I'm always writing to someone.by Ucorate this post as useful

.......2007/7/11 06:23 People, this is internet, what are you expecting?

Half of the people looking for penpals are just plainly bored and are looking for someone to break the monotony of their life.

A few years back I must've changed like 50 Japanese penpals, mostly due to the reason that they couldn't stay in touch for more than a few weeks.

However, among those 50 morons who wasted my time just to practice English, I managed to find a really nice friend, who eventually became my girlfriend. We went through some hardships but it seems like it's gonna be a lasting relationship.

I wouldn't give up just yet. It's hard to find any decent people on these forums, but once you do, you could make an awesome friend for life.by Duderate this post as useful

.2007/7/11 11:29 I've started 8 penpals this month. Only two still reply back. One asks questions and really nothing more, and due to her poor English skills doesn't understand half my answers.

The other we talk about teaching. Trying to think of another topic to move to.

Just keep trying and hope for the best.by Joncirate this post as useful

SWD2007/7/12 05:36 Unfortunately for people seeking real friends, many people on penpal sites are looking for ways to perfect language or are looking for a mate. If they are looking for a mate, then they will sometimes stop writing when they find one and only write the one they choose. If seeking a language perfecting partner, then they may not be interested in personal things but just casual conversation.

It can be difficult to discover the reason for a person wanting foreign penpals. Now if the penpal writes always requesting pictures, blood type etc. He or she probably wants a bf/gf etc.

I have a few friends who are penpals and a few language exchange friends but I receive numerous requests for pictures, personal info, etc from people seeking a gf. But I am already very taken so I of course do not write to those people.by Umirate this post as useful

Yeah.2007/12/18 08:07 Sometimes I don't response for about one month. Sometimes my penpals don't either. I understand that they may be busy. I do feel bad when I don't response that quickly but sometimes it's hard if you are distracted by something or is not having a good year.

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.2007/12/19 04:06 I really wish I do know some Japanese so that I can help out. This is one reason why I wish I could find deaf Japanese penpals because I was wondering how do they learn their own language, which is some of hardest languages in the world.

I learned through emails to write a short emails. That does make sense, if I am using foreign language I would definitely want penpal to write me a short message, lol.

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My opinion2007/12/19 05:02 Hi,

First I would say that I think that when someone agree to have a penpal, it's to share. And sharing means sharing difference too.

So, I sometimes do not hide to my japanese penpals things that I know that I know that will surprise them or that they will not enjoy so much. And I hope that they would do the same for me. It helps to be open minded.

However, my japanese penpal is a guy that don't have a lot of taboos, so it's nice that he can explain me what could be shocking to a japanese in what I have said, without been so shocked himself!

For example, I have learned that in japanese speech, silence is important too. In my country, we have the habit to explain, argue and explain again with lot of details. The japanese can be bored with that .

Too, you should take care when talking of japanese chich. They are often false or half false and if you talk with someone that is bored to always listen about japanese women place in the society or that kind of thing, you can hurt without wanting it.

Talking of dead, some years ago, I have stopped to talk with a deaf japanese that was always complaining about the fact to be deaf. I realized later that being deaf in japan was so hard.It seem that when you don't fit in the box perfectly in japan, you are kind of excluded by the society. It's not like that in all countries.

Good luck. And don't worry, mistakes are somethign that we can learn from.by Fliprate this post as useful

.2007/12/19 09:04 Hehe, thanks Dave, that explains it. Maybe I should try to find out my own blood type then, in case someone asks. Or just take one from wikipedia that fits the best to me. ;)

I find that writing short emails are best. If you read and write or at least read Japanese, then write if you can in Japanese and some in English. This allows the pen pal to do the same. Do not look for quick responses since time schedules and such sometimes makes it difficult to write back. I you find that a pen pal suddenly disappears; wait a while and then you make the effort.

Ah yes, I write about half of the text in my emails in japanese, me penpals with which I keep in contact for more than a few weeks now do the same. I think this is a fine solution for both persons. :)

Of course it implies more or less that both persons are looking for a way to practice languages.by Hafrate this post as useful

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