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Handwriting independent work videos $5-10
Spacing of written work: Video and worksheet combo
Graded therapeutic program developed by an Occupational Therapist. Aimed specifically at younger children learning to write sentences or older learners struggling with spacing of written work.Product can be used in conjunction with classroom activities or remedial intervention (2 D Spatial planning difficulties)Product includes:Video with voice over: Why is spacing important?Printable worksheets and semi-concrete activities.Can be used as an home program by parents or therapists.
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1st - 2nd
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A-Z Cursive Bundle
A to Z Cursive Worksheet Bundle.This resources includes cursive patterns and letters. Build your cursive letters with playdough and practice writing cursive letters (rainbow letter tracing and cursive writing worksheets). An animated video and PowerPoint presentation for use in the classroom are also included and demonstrates the correct formation patterns.
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2nd - 3rd
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Where does the letters go? Bundle : Writing in lines
Struggling with writing in lines and positioning letters correctly in lines when writing? The complete bundle: Writing in lines, consist of the following products:Video: Where does the letters go?Graded activity worksheets (PDF format) 14 pagesPowerPoint presentation and guidelines for use. Classroom Poster: Where does the letters go?
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1st - 2nd
Zig Zag Letter Formation Activity Resource Bundle
The "ZIg Zag" letter formation bundle was created by an occupational therapist to help children practice the letter formation, which is guided by the formation of the “zig zag” writing pattern. It involves letters formed by a diagonal downward and diagonal upward movement of the pencil and starts in the same position or orientation. To prevent letter confusion and reversals, letters must always start in the right place and be formed correctly. When children learn to form their letters in a fu
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PreK - 1st
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Fine Motor Development: Activities to improve Pencil Control
What is fine motor development?Fine Motor skills are those skills that require the small muscles of the hand to work together to perform precise and refined movements. By the time a child goes to school, there are many fine motor skills that they generally demonstrate in a well-integrated way. Depending on the child's previous experience and exposure to different activities, the quality of these skills might vary; however, at this age and with ongoing stimulation and exposure, the quality of a
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: WriteAbility Fine Motor Development Mini Bundle
Ready for Grade 1: School Readiness activity resource
School readiness is a process that goes hand in hand with childhood development. Once children are ready for school, they should be able to cope with formal education requirements.On entering Grade One, children are expected to have reached certain developmental milestones and have the basic skills necessary for formal education. All children go through these developmental milestones at different stages, and some may need extra help mastering specific skills. For example, a child who stills bat
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PreK - K
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Ready for School: School Readiness Workbook 2.
We have added a new resource to our collection: Ready for School: School Readiness Workbook 2."When children start formal education, they are expected to have reached certain developmental milestones and have the basic skills necessary for formal education. All children go through these developmental milestones at different stages, and some may need extra help mastering specific skills. For example, a child who stills battles with correct pencil grip may find the initial writing tasks more chal
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PreK - K
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Handwriting: Monkey Swing Letter Formation Activity Bundle.
The "Monkey Swing" letter formation bundle was created by an occupational therapist to help children practice the letter formation, which is guided by the formation of the “monkey swing” writing pattern. It involves letters formed by a downward movement, turn and upward movement of the pencil and starts in the same position or orientation. To prevent letter confusion and reversals, letters must always start in the right place and be formed correctly. When children learn to form their letters
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in: Letter Formation and Handwriting Patterns Mega Bundle
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