Starting English covers all the key literacy skills for schoolchildren aged 5+, with fun, wipe-clean exercises

Mastering Basic Skills(R) Kindergarten includes basic skills and concepts essential to kindergarteners. Topics include sight word vocabulary, reading readiness, time and money, language arts and phonics, handwriting, and math. The Mastering Basic Skills(R) series includes grade-specific math and language arts activities as well as reading lists, skills checklists, awards, and mini books. The comprehensive content and extra features increase the value of this series making it an appealing choice to parents looking for extra at-home practice for their child.

This brilliant CGP handwriting book is packed to the hilt with handwriting practice, all set at the perfect level for Year 6 students. It contains a wide variety of exercises for pupils to practise their joined-up writing, covering a range of different skills. Pupils can try their hand at short sentences, aiding them with their spelling, punctuation and grammar, longer texts on fun and interesting topics, plus special exercises to teach them to adapt their writing for different purposes, such as making notes, filling in forms and labelling.

The Handwriting Practice books support literacy in schools by giving children practice in forming and joining letters, helping them to develop handwriting that is neat, fluent, legible and fast. Fully compatible with any school handwriting scheme, Handwriting Practice works methodically through the different letters and joins, and features workbook style exercises for children to complete. The simple format of the books makes them easily accessible, enabling all children to work independently - though support from an adult helper is always beneficial. FOCUS points at the foot of each page highlight key points for helpers to look out for. Handwriting Practice 1 focuses on letter formation, with capital letters introduced in the middle section. Children are supported by coloured dots, dotted lines and arrows indicating where to begin each letter and how to form the shape, guidelines indicating the height and length of letters and real-life copying tasks, including writing notes, message and an invitation.

Morrells Joining Letters 2 is the second workbook in this new series of three workbooks to help master joined-up handwriting skills. There are plenty of opportunities to practise the skill of joined-up handwriting. Each workbook helps to build confidence and develop good handwriting habits. This workbook will help the writer to quickly develop neat and legible 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.

A fun, colourful Handwriting Activity Book brimming with charming characters, engaging activities and crystal-clear explanations. Perfect for practice at home or in class, it's loaded with useful Handwriting practice for ages 5-6 - from drawing letters to writing sentences. We've laid out each letter using guiding arrows to show children how to write them, alongside plenty of practice on tracing and copying full words and sentences. Guidelines on the page help teach your child to proportion their letters and words correctly and consistently. Self-assessment boxes at the end of each topic can be used to keep track of their progress. We've also thrown in a fun puzzle page so your child can apply their skills in a different context.

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.

Joining Letters 3 is the third workbook in this new series of three workbooks to help master joined-up handwriting skills. The uncluttered pages offer plenty of handwriting practice to learn a mature style of joined-up handwriting while gaining speed and automaticity. This workbook offers extensive joining practice using vocabulary and grammatical exercises to help the writer achieve a fluent joined-up handwriting style. 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.

This Handwriting Practice Book from CGP is a brilliant way for Reception pupils (ages 4-5) to learn and practise the skills they need to write neatly. It starts off with lines and shapes for them to trace to get them used to controlling a pencil, before moving onto tracing letters and numbers. There's plenty of practice for letters a-z, including within words, and the numbers 0-9 are covered too. There are also lots of pictures to colour in along the way, and a page of tips for pupils and helpers.

A fun, colourful Handwriting Activity Book brimming with charming characters, engaging activities and crystal-clear explanations. Perfect for practice at home or in class, it's loaded with useful Handwriting practice for ages 6-7 - from drawing letters to writing sentences. We've laid out each letter using guiding arrows to show children how to write them, alongside plenty of practice on tracing and copying full words and sentences. Guidelines on the page help teach your child to proportion their letters and words correctly and consistently. Self-assessment boxes at the end of each topic can be used to keep track of their progress. We've also thrown in a fun puzzle page so your child can apply their skills in a different context.

Morrells Letter Formation 2 builds on the skills gained in Letter Formation 1, embedding the correct letter formation using words to improve confidence and understanding of letter direction, size and spacing. This second workbook in this new series of three workbooks helps master letter formation skills; pencil control and hand-eye coordination. Each workbook is packed with essential letter formation practice and concentrates on forming upper and lower case letters correctly in their letter families. This series of Morrells workbooks use a specially designed and innovative bounce symbol to help the writer follow the correct letter direction. Simply follow the arrows and bounce back up or down the letter 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.