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Why Teach Fine Motor? Children explore the environment by moving and interacting with it. By manipulating objects and gathering valuable information about the physical characteristics, this eventually provides perceptual information necessary to make future judgments without the need for physical contact. Through a matching of perceptual and motor information, a child can interpret the characteristics of the environment more efficiently. Young children at school spend approximately 60%-70% of their time completing fine-motor work or activities. Approximately 12% of children experience difficulties in this area. Proficiency in fine-motor control allows the child to develop skills that will have consequences immediately and in later life. Social Consequences . You cannot hide the way you move. Simple tasks such as tying laces or handling any utensils or objects can cause frustration and embarrassment. The child who has poor coordination begins to wonder why something that is natural and taken for granted is so difficult to perform. Vocational Consequences . Because a number of vocationsincluding dentistry, secretarial work, cabinet making, and many othershave a large fine-motor component, the choices for the individual with fine-motor difficulties begin to diminish.

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Learn to Print - Designed to develop and improve handwriting skills Alphabet is highlighted across the top of each page Preschoolers form letters by following arrows Illustrations associate letters with sounds Writing readiness practice pages Lessons teach: Basic strokes for letter combinations - Name Letters - Write words - Write sentences Fun Games: Matching games - Dot-to-Dot - Fill in the blank Available in bilingual version. Item # 8003 Learn Time - Features: Drawing hands on clock face, writing time in hours and seconds Lessons teach: 60 Seconds - 60 Minutes - One Hour - One Half Hour - One Quarter Hour Activities teach: Past/Present/Future - Sequence - Patterns - Equal Parts - Comparing time - AM/PM Fun Games: Draw your own clock - Terrific Times time maze - Space adventure - incorporates math skills and time concepts Item # 8006 Learn to Write Numbers - Write numbers using four food shapes: Candy Stick - Carrot - Corn - Donut Fun Games: Tic-Tac-Toe - Matching games Item # 8701 Learn Handwriting - Simplifies cursive alphabet to five easy strokes based on animal shapes Start and stop guide lines with directional arrows Writing readiness basics Lessons teach: Directions - Letter connections - Stroke sequence - Proper spacing Fun games: Find the hidden letters-Matching games Item # 8005 Get in Shape to Write - Teaches penmanship, neglected in the Computer Age.

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Archive Directory Home Jump to a different board! Busy Board Primary K-3 Intermediate VENT Subject Boards Substitute Teachers Student Teachers Special Education Many More Boards... "Teaching Handwriting" Report inappropriate posting on this thread Select One Advertisement Rude/Mean Off Topic Cross-Posting Not a Teacher Printer Friendly Format Original Message "Teaching Handwriting" Posted by EB on Jul-29-03 at 00:15 AM (EST) What are some of the ways that your school teach handwriting (printing and cursive)? What is the best system? Is there a great system out there? How do you grade penmanship? List of Replies handwriting Sue W. Jul-29-03, (1) handwriting Sue W. Jul-29-03, (2) Zaner-Bloser Amie Jul-29-03, (3) handwriting without tears pjm Jul-30-03, (4) HWT Gail Aug-08-03, (5) handwriting without tears paulette Sep-24-03, (6) teaching handwriting Susan Orloff, OTR/L Feb-01-04, (7) Replies 1 . "handwriting" Posted by Sue W. on Jul-29-03 at 09:59 AM (EST) Our school has duplicated worksheets with reduced prompt, top line has the whole letter for tracing and folowing lines reduce the steps so the child finishes the letter after tracing a reduced portion of the letter on each line. After all the letter formations had been taught I used a "minute test" for speed and accuracy continuing practice. It was quick and really got kids looking at their writing. Alphabet letters where on a master with spaces between for trace and copy. Kids were timed for one minute of trace and copy then went back to look for their worst letter of the day, and crossed it out and circled the best. Then they counted the number done, not counting any that really didn't look right and charted them. Occasionally I had the kids switch papers and check each others work and talk about why they did or didn't count certain letters. It kept them a little more focused on what others could read. We talked about writing as a way to communicate, not just for yourself and others needed to be able to read it.

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