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KPtoys
I'm getting old
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Writing letters
Emma is a fabulous reader. She is on a 1-2 graders reading level (gauged by my mom a retired 1st grade teacher). However she stinks at writing her letters. I practice with her and she does ok but she is not so sure of herself, and she likes to be a perfectionist. What are some good things to get for her/help her practice on??
Message edited 6/9/2007 7:30:41 PM.
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Posted 6/9/07 6:45 PM  |
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Re: Writing letters
I bought my son tracing paper and put it over top of a work book or my handwritten sentences and had him trace it. It helps.
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| Posted 6/9/07 7:05 PM |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: Writing letters
That's a great idea! This summer, I would like to work with Joseph on his letters.
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| Posted 6/9/07 7:06 PM |
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NS1976
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Re: Writing letters
I am a preschool teacher and I dot out the letters. I make small dots in the shape of the letters and then my kids follow them. Sometimes I even put arrows in the direction they are supposed to go in. It has helped them a lot and usually by the end of the year, they are writing them on their own.
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| Posted 6/9/07 9:05 PM |
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