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An easy way to learn about spacing is to encourage the children to leave one finger space between each word to separate them and make the sentence legible.
You can also try using spaghetti and meatball spacing where the child should be encouraged to leave one spaghetti noodle between letters and one meatball between words.
If a child continues to have difficulty with spacing, try drawing a box on their page for each word and gradually reduce the boxes until they are able to write a sentence with proper spacing.
Classroom Resources
Classroom Resources
Printing Flip Cards
Printing Flip Cards
Kinder Checklist 1.pdfMy First Printing Checklist
My First Printing Checklist
This is intended for JK/SK students or students with pre-writing, early printing and letter formation goals.
Kinder Checklist 2.pdfMy Kinder Printing Checklist
My Kinder Printing Checklist
This is intended for JK/SK students or students with early printing and letter formation goals.
Level 1 Checklist FINAL.pdfLevel 1: Printing Checklist
Level 1: Printing Checklist
This is intended for approximately Grade 1 - 2 students as a self-monitoring checklist. To be printed, laminated, and taped/made available for students to use at their desks.
Level 2 Checklist FINAL.pdfLevel 2: Printing Checklist
Level 2: Printing Checklist
This is intended for approximately Grade 2 - 3 students as a self-monitoring checklist. To be printed, laminated, and taped/made available for students to use at their desks.
Level 3 Checklist FINAL.pdfLevel 3: Printing Checklist
Level 3: Printing Checklist
This is intended for approximately Grade 3+ students as a self-monitoring checklist. To be printed, laminated, and taped/made available for students to use at their desks.
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