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Have fun and discover letter shapes in this moving-counter play
book! Toddlers can start their writing journey without having to
grasp a pen - just slide the counters around each track and have
fun with the rhyming text! This book features curved tracks that
mimic early handwriting patterns and with Waves and Wiggles little
ones can become familiar with letter shapes: W, M, N, U and V. The
five sliding counters in this book have fingerholes to help keep
little hands steady and the rhyming narrative and bright
illustrations from Ekaterina Trukhan will keep them entertained as
they whizz around the tracks! This Learn&Play title: Boosts
motor skills Introduces letter shapes Recommended for children 2+
Look out for the other Ladybird Learn&Play title: Swirls and
Squiggles
This engaging, full-color workbook from Scholastic Early Learners
provides practice in key skills your child needs to succeed in
school. Includes stickers and a completion certificate! A strong
educational foundation helps ensure a child is able to benefit from
the learning opportunities available in today's Kindergarten
classroom. This workbook provides children with practice in key
writing and spelling skills to set them up for early elementary
success. 68 pages of activities to help your child practice their
writing, spelling, alphabet, and handwriting skills in an in-depth
way. Includes 3 pages of stickers and a completion certificate
Aimed at children 4-6 Bright, colorful pages blend photographs and
illustrations to make this workbook one of the most eye-catching
and engaging available Teacher approved! Scholastic Early Learners
is a dedicated learning program that builds school skills from
infancy through second grade. Created by experts and focused on
reinforcing curriculum topics and current academic guidelines with
kid-friendly activities, this educational line is the best partner
in your child's learning journey. Scholastic Early Learners: The
Most Trusted Name in Learning!
Treasure House Handwriting is a whole-school programme designed to
support children in developing a clear and fluent style of writing.
Using precursive and cursive handwriting styles, the programme
progresses from introducing the movements and patterns needed to
form letters, through to the development of a personal style.
Through the workbook, children explore different contexts in which
a well-formed handwriting style plays an important part. They are
asked to use both print and joined styles to transform material
from a range of curricula and everyday situations for presentation
to others. By this stage, children will be developing at least
three handwriting styles: 1. A neat, 'best form 2. A speedier and
sometimes less neat form 3. A clear, well-formed print style
Morrells Joining Letters 1 is the first workbook in this new series
of three workbooks to help master joined-up handwriting skills;
pencil control and hand-eye coordination. Each workbook is packed
with essential joining practice and concentrates on the correct
diagonal and horizontal joins used to master joined-up handwriting.
This series of Morrells workbooks use a specially designed and
innovative bounce symbol to help the writer follow the correct
letter direction and joins. Simply follow the arrows and bounce
back up or down the joins when required.Each workbook offers
invaluable handwriting practice using a simple format to develop
clear and legible handwriting and are based on ability rather than
age, so can be used by primary school children, teenagers and
adults. The structured exercises make these workbooks ideal for use
in the home or in the classroom and are all dyspraxia and dyslexia
friendly. The full series of Morrells workbooks follow the current
National Curriculum for handwriting and are perfect for use as a
standalone resource or as part of a whole school handwriting
policy.They have been developed to create life-long fluent and
legible writers using a no-nonsense back-to-basics approach. Each
workbook contains guidance on the correct sitting position, pencil
grip and letter direction and provide plenty of spaces to practise
handwriting.
'The book fulfils its purpose admirably...[It] should be required
reading for all Primary and Secondary headteachers - they lead the
policy making in schools' - Journal of the Writing Equipment
Society `This excellent new text from the handwriting specialist
Rosemary Sassoon will be of great interest to secondary school
SENCOs and a range of other staff supporting children who are
experiencing difficulties with handwriting' - SENCO Update A
considerable proportion of pupils leave primary school unable to
write well enough to deal with the demands of secondary school.
This innovative new book aims to help teachers and SENCOs to work
alongside pupils to help them address their own difficulties. The
book has three parts: Part one explores the various issues which
underpin any discussion of handwriting: letterforms; the pros and
cons of handwriting models; how to help children write at speed;
writing posture; pens and pen hold; left-handedness; talking to
parents; and some of the common causes of handwriting problems.
Part two presents a series of examples of handwriting in
photocopiable form, aimed principally at the pupils but with full
teacher support, designed to show pupils a range of handwriting
problems, helping them them to self-diagnose and work towards
improvement. Each page offers practical tips and help for pupils
with difficulties. All of the photocopiable material is also
provided in electronic format on the companion website. Part three
sets out a diagnostic technique for teachers to follow, outlining
three approaches to tackling handwriting problems: a quick,
small-group assessment; providing one-to-one help; and working with
a whole class. Each approach is outlined in detail, offering advice
on effective observation, procedures to follow in giving
appropriate practical help to pupils, and how to assess progress.
Part three also offers guidelines for designing checklists, and the
role of surveys and research. Authoritative, wide-ranging and full
of practical help, this book will be particularly useful for
secondary teachers, secondary SENCOs and teaching support staff.
Rosemary Sassoon is an independent consultant and lecturer, based
in Sevenoaks, Kent. She is the author of Handwriting: The Way to
Teach it, Paul Chapman Publishing, 2003.
Rapid Phonics is a phonics catch-up intervention scheme that has
been proven to help children who have not yet mastered phonics to
catch up fast. Each carefully-levelled, fully decodable reading
book has a dyslexia-friendly design and supports all struggling
learners, including those with SEND, to develop their phonics
knowledge and reading skills. Suitable for children age 6 and above
who need extra phonics practise. This assessment handbook includes
assessments and aids for helping schools track and log raised
attainment.
Penpals for Handwriting is a complete handwriting scheme for 3-11
year olds. The Foundation 2 Penpals for Handwriting Curly
Caterpillar and Zig-Zag Monster Workbook allows children to
practise letters in these two letter families. The two-colour
write-in Workbooks are ideal for guided practice.
This Progress with Oxford Handwriting Age 9-10 workbook will help
your child to progress with these core writing skills while having
fun. Each Progress with Oxford book is focused on the skills your
child will need to master at each stage of the school curriculum.
The books are precisely matched to your child's age to make sure
they are aligned with school expectations for their year, helping
children to fully achieve their potential. The series has been
created to help every child develop essential skills at home, with
minimal help and support. Picture clues are used to show very young
children how to complete activities, whilst reminder boxes, tips
and advice support older children to become self-sufficient
learners. A lively character accompanies your child through all the
colourful and engaging activities, and fun stickers are included to
reward their work. A handy progress chart at the end of each book
captures their achievements, so you both know what to do next. Find
further support on the Oxford Owl at Home website, which provides
specific advice on helping your child develop their handwriting
skills, and fun activities to extend their skills.
A fun course to get young children ready to learn in English. This
write-in activity book provides extra activities linked to the
learner's book theme and objectives. These include labelling
pictures, drawing characters and finding images within a story.
They help develop the comprehension and critical thinking skills
children need for successful learning.
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