Preschool Handwriting: Supported Writing of CAPITAL Letters
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I Can Write My Letters is packed full of developmentally appropriate learning opportunities.
❀ Capital Letters are made from Pencil -lines, and Pizza -curves. Pizzas and pencils make learning to print FUN!
❀ One Capital Letter per page - so you can use these with your letter of the week curriculum.
❀ Optional page to used as a ‘Pencil & Pizza’ cover page with your student's’ name, or as a certificate of completion.
❀ Alphabet Model and blank line writing pages.
❀ Preschool Teaching Guide
❀ Path of Movement Language
❀ Both Handwriting Without Tears & Zaner-Bloser letter "Y" styles are included
❀ Gray-Boxes and Go-Dots give young children the visual and spatial cues they need to be successful with their first writing attempts and while they begin to develop motor habits.
Preschool children love to learn to identify and write capital letters. Once they can TRACE and IMITATE simple lines they will LOVE learning to write CAPITAL letters. MRI brain studies show that these early letter writing attempts strengthen letter recognition and reading. Pencils and pizzas are familiar objects that kids have fun tracing and will help them to learn to form lines and curves needed for all capital letters. These sheets will help them learn conventional letter formations and to acquire an essential life-long legibility skill of starting their letters at the top!
If you are concerned about children switching to lowercase as they get older, rest easy. If children receive good explicit instruction for lowercase formations when they are developmentally ready, they naturally want to use more grown-up printing.
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We start name writing experiences with capitals first, because preschool aged children already understand lines and curves, Pencils are lines, and Pizzas are curves. Even 4-year-olds are ready to learn critical rules for lifelong legibility such as starting and the top, by touching the Go-dots and to go in the correct direction by following the arrow.
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