Neat handwriting enables others to read one's work. It can also help develop a student's visual memory, which is vital for effective reading. A successful writer is able to communicate with others in meaningful ways—and will better experience the world of reading as well. The activities in this workbook, which introduce letters by their shape, are designed to help your child catch up, keep up, and get ahead—and best of all, to have lots of fun doing it! Here are some of the great features you'll find inside:
Write the Letter Children trace each lowercase letter, following the green arrows to ensure proper letter formation.
Letter Blocks Letter blocks are great for learning the ABCs—and for practicing writing them. Stacks of letter blocks and picture blocks give further practice writing lowercase letters.
Grocery List A grocery list is missing the first letter of each of word. Children complete the words on the list—like garlic, grapes, gum, glue, and green beans for the letter "g."
Write It Right Printing letters inside tents, fish, and watermelons helps make writing letters fun!
Stitch It Up The squares on a quilt are just the right thing for stitching up lette...Neat handwriting enables others to read one's work. It can also help develop a student's visual memory, which is vital for effective reading. A successful writer is able to communicate with others in meaningful ways—and will better experience the world of reading as well. The activities in this workbook, which introduce letters by their shape, are designed to help your child catch up, keep up, and get ahead—and best of all, to have lots of fun doing it! Here are some of the great features you'll find inside:
Write the Letter Children trace each lowercase letter, following the green arrows to ensure proper letter formation.
Letter Blocks Letter blocks are great for learning the ABCs—and for practicing writing them. Stacks of letter blocks and picture blocks give further practice writing lowercase letters.
Grocery List A grocery list is missing the first letter of each of word. Children complete the words on the list—like garlic, grapes, gum, glue, and green beans for the letter "g."
Write It Right Printing letters inside tents, fish, and watermelons helps make writing letters fun!
Stitch It Up The squares on a quilt are just the right thing for stitching up letters. Practice makes perfect penmanship!
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