This summer, Norah's learning how to print her letters... neatly. We're using Zaner Bloser's Handwriting K. I will introduce a new letter or number in the book and the next day, I create extra practice on a sheet from Mead's Learn to Letter with Raised Ruling using crayola markers to make the lines thicker and give Norah letters to trace then copy, etc. I am also teaching Norah to assess her own work. She will pick out the best stroke or letter on each line and we mark it with a pink heart.
Sunday, June 28, 2009
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