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Welcome to the second in my summer series of video blog posts! In this video I share important do’s and don’ts for teaching handwriting to young learners.
Watch the video to learn:
- how to get kids ready for handwriting (before worksheets!)
- which letters to begin with
- how to correct a poor pencil grasp
- how to help left-handed writers
…. and more!
Links I refer to in the video:
- Play to Learn Preschool: Why I let my preschoolers write their names in capital letters
- Ebook: Basics of Fine Motor Skills
- My favorite pencil grip
- Handwriting pages for left-handed writers
Free handwriting pages:
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Carol Bradford says
This was very helpful to me as a tutor, as are all of your materials- thank you so much!!!
Anna G says
Thanks so much for reading, Carol!
Colleen Stauffer says
Thank you for your presentation on hand writing. I agree with teaching the fine motor skills first, which I have done several times with students at various ages. As a tutor and a soon to be second grade teacher, your lessons and video presentations are very helpful!!
Anna G says
I’m so glad to hear that this was helpful for you, Colleen! 🙂
Jodi K Green says
I’m a new autism spectrum teacher . This was great!!
Anna G says
I’m glad this works for you, Jodi!
Kay says
Hi,
Are the pencil grips you recommend here suitable for younger hands? I have a kid with fine motor issues.
Anna G says
I would email Colleen at OT Toolbox or Heather at Growing Hands on Kids. They have more experience as occupational therapists and could give you a stronger recommendation. 🙂
Kay says
Thank you so much. You are really a blessing!!!
Anna G says
You’re welcome, Kay!