Sometimes it’s easy to tell that a child is ready to learn to write because theycan easily pick up Cheerios using their thumb and index fingers or they can build with things like Lego’s with ease. Or they might walk around with a note pad and pencil jotting down “notes” like they have seen...
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Archive for April, 2009
Conventional Writing
Motivating Your Child!
Looking for ways to motivate your child? It’s really all around you! Watch your child’s glee at seeing a butterfly emerge from its cocoon or when they are mesmerized watching a magician or fascinated by the small pieces of color within each handful of sand. Listen to their questions about the world around them. ...
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Pre-Writing
Just like you must crawl before you walk, scribbling before writing is the natural order of progression. The benefits of scribbling is that it strengths the finger muscles which will help develop the fine motor skills in your child’s hand when holding a pencil, will increase her confidence and shows your daughter’s intention to communicate...
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