Handwriting
Handwriting should be a fluid, automatic movement that can be executed without visual feedback and with minimal cognitive effort.
When a student’s skill is fluid s/he is free to concentrate on tasks such as spelling and expression. It is suggested that all students should be taught the correct individual letter formations, and correct placement on the lines, from the beginning. This will avoid the possibility of a student developing, and then practising, poor pencil grip and letter formations.
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$77.00#17101 Rainbow Writing Book 1: Lower Case Letters
Ants in the AppleAs this handwriting program encourages children to have a memory for writing the whole movement of each alphabet letter, we do not use dot-to-dot e...
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$77.00#17102 Rainbow Writing Book 2: Capital Letters and Numbers
Ants in the AppleAs with Rainbow Writing Book 1, capital letters and numbers are practised in three different ways: • firstly, in a large tracing shape, • then, in...
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$55.00#17103 Rainbow Writing Book 3: Remediation Program
Ants in the AppleIt is difficult to remediate handwriting problems once students have reached automaticity. Letter and number reversals are the most common handwrit...
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