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Handwriting Readiness
Before children attempt to learn numbers and letters they need to develop their fine motor skills to the extent that they can hold a pencil properly and control its pressure and movement on the paper. The next stage is to start with some handwriting readiness worksheets - very easy lines and shapes - and work gradually up to more complicated patterns and formations. The handwriting readiness worksheets below have been provided in grey-line, dotted and color versions so that you can vary what you provide to keep your child interested and enjoying the challenge! We suggest you laminate some of them to use with dry-wipe or wet chalk pens - keep a stack ready for odd moments and car journeys! Back to Handwriting Practice See also Developing Fine Motor Skills Back to Educational Pages |
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