Charlie has the most atrocious handwriting of anyone I know. I love my child, but as we sit down to do Homework sometimes, it’s easier for me to write out what he needs because then I know I can read it. The other day David was helping Charlie with his homeworking, and they were fighting over the way he was writing. So I decided to research writing resources to help Charlie practice his writing each day. So this evening I would like to let you know about new support I plan on purchasing for Charlie. It is the Homeschool Resources Pre-Writing Skills Activity Bundle
I try so hard to pick my battles and to not argue over his handwriting, and I pray that it will improve over time. I know I can blame it on Charlie being Dyslexic or having ADHD although Charlie tries to pull that card at times. Which I hate seeing him do so this week we are going to work on one letter at a time in printing, and when we master it, we will move on to cursive.
Pre-Writing Skills Activity Bundle from Heather at Growing Hands-On Kids. Pre-Writing Skills Activity Bundle is a limited time bundle that she has put together to give parents, teachers, and therapists a resource for working on handwriting problem areas.
Heather uses her knowledge as an Occupational Therapy Assistant to create engaging activities that your child will have fun. All of the events in this pre-writing bundle are geared towards age-appropriate skills and developmental exercises to help improve your child’s pre-writing skills for future handwriting.
She does not believe in only using a pencil or crayon to practice pre-writing lines on worksheets. In each of her products, Heather gives hands-on tool suggestions to increase the excellent motor skill practice your child will get with each activity.
With the Pre-Writing Skills Activity Bundle, you’ll receive the following resources.
Basic Shapes for Beginners – A Hands-On Approach to Pre-Writing Strokes for Preschoolers | Digital ebook valued at $12.99 | This PDF ebook filled with a basic plan of 36 lessons to get you started in introducing pre-writing lines to your toddler through preschool age children (ideal for ages 2-6). It includes all the printables you need to get started as well as activity tools list, plus a basic overview of pre-writing lines and why they are essential.
On The Farm Pre-Writing Line Packet | 30 page digital PDF activity packet valued at $4.99 | This activity packet not only focuses on pre-writing lines but engages your child in many other exceptional motor skills such as cutting, following mazes, do-a-dot marker pages, lacing cards and more! The farm theme makes it fun for all kids.
Typical Hand Grasp Development Cards | 12 Digital PDF postcards valued at $4.99 | Are you wondering if your child is using the proper hand grasp on their pencil? Use these hand grasp development cards as a reference for developmental appropriate hand grasps. Includes a photo and description of each grip and at what age they are appropriate.
Pre-Writing, Number, and Letter Formation Direction Cards | Digital PDF postcards valued at $4.99 | Using consistent verbal directions for letter formations is helpful when a child is learning to write their name or letters. With these formation direction cards, you will see regular verbiage with movement words that kids can identify with while learning to form pre-writing lines, letters, and numbers 0-20.
Plus you’ll also get THREE extra digital downloads including Glitter Glue Pre-Writing Line Strips, Cursive Pre-Writing Line Activity Packet, and a Pre-Writing Skills Checklist as FREE BONUSES!
This fantastic pre-writing skills bundle valued at $27.96! But you get it at 50% OFF for only $14!
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This packet is for younger children, but in Homeschool, I can start Charlie anywhere I want to. So I think this might be the perfect resource for us. Then once I finish I can pass it down to my nieces and nephews who should be starting school soon.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
