Learning ABC's Workbook - Print: Tracing and activities to help your child learn print uppercase and lowercase letters
Learning ABC's Workbook - Print: Tracing and activities to help your child learn print uppercase and lowercase letters
Did you know that learning to form letters activates the same part of the brain as reading?
You no longer have to waste time searching for age-appropriate ABC worksheets. Now you can enjoy a collection of kid-tested worksheets at your fingertips. Autumn McKay, author of The Ultimate Kindergarten Prep Guide, is a mother of 3 and understands the pressure to encourage learning at home, but it's hard to find time. As a former schoolteacher, she has created Learning ABC's Workbook to be an easy to use workbook so you have a no-prep activity ready for your child to learn at any moment.
Print writing is the "ball and stick" writing like you see here in this text. It's the font we are most used to seeing in our daily lives. A lot of schools have transitioned to only teaching handwriting using print font. However, print font can be difficult for young writers because it involves picking up the pencil and remembering the next "step" when forming a letter. Sometimes it's difficult for young writers to remember the next "step."
Precursive is a "one-stroke" type of handwriting. It is still single letter formation, but involves a lot of retracing when forming letters so that the child does not have to pick up their pencil and remember the next step to a form a letter. Precursive is a stepping stone to cursive handwriting, which most schools have done away with; however, teaching precursive handwriting does not mean you need to teach your child cursive.
This book has you covered for uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet. Perfect for early learners just starting or elementary kids learning letters and handwriting.Each Letter Includes: COLORING PAGE - A cover page for coloring that has an image and uppercase and lowercase letter ACTIVITY PAGE - Fun activity to help identify the letter UPPERCASE TRACING PAGE - Tracing instructions, lines for guided tracing, and free-hand writing LOWERCASE TRACING PAGE - Tracing instructions, lines for guided tracing, and free-hand writing *Review page for the alphabet and extra free-hand writing practice pages in the back of the book*
Book Specifications: Page Size: 8.5" x 11" Page Count: 128 (4 pages per letter plus an introduction, extra tracing and free printable pages) Glossy cover design
Others books include: Toddler Lesson Plans: Learning Colors, Toddler Lesson Plans: Learning ABCs, The Ultimate Kindergarten Prep Guide, The Ultimate Toddler Activity Guide, Learning
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Did you know that learning to form letters activates the same part of the brain as reading?
You no longer have to waste time searching for age-appropriate ABC worksheets. Now you can enjoy a collection of kid-tested worksheets at your fingertips. Autumn McKay, author of The Ultimate Kindergarten Prep Guide, is a mother of 3 and understands the pressure to encourage learning at home, but it's hard to find time. As a former schoolteacher, she has created Learning ABC's Workbook to be an easy to use workbook so you have a no-prep activity ready for your child to learn at any moment.
Print writing is the "ball and stick" writing like you see here in this text. It's the font we are most used to seeing in our daily lives. A lot of schools have transitioned to only teaching handwriting using print font. However, print font can be difficult for young writers because it involves picking up the pencil and remembering the next "step" when forming a letter. Sometimes it's difficult for young writers to remember the next "step."
Precursive is a "one-stroke" type of handwriting. It is still single letter formation, but involves a lot of retracing when forming letters so that the child does not have to pick up their pencil and remember the next step to a form a letter. Precursive is a stepping stone to cursive handwriting, which most schools have done away with; however, teaching precursive handwriting does not mean you need to teach your child cursive.
This book has you covered for uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet. Perfect for early learners just starting or elementary kids learning letters and handwriting.Each Letter Includes: COLORING PAGE - A cover page for coloring that has an image and uppercase and lowercase letter ACTIVITY PAGE - Fun activity to help identify the letter UPPERCASE TRACING PAGE - Tracing instructions, lines for guided tracing, and free-hand writing LOWERCASE TRACING PAGE - Tracing instructions, lines for guided tracing, and free-hand writing *Review page for the alphabet and extra free-hand writing practice pages in the back of the book*
Book Specifications: Page Size: 8.5" x 11" Page Count: 128 (4 pages per letter plus an introduction, extra tracing and free printable pages) Glossy cover design
Others books include: Toddler Lesson Plans: Learning Colors, Toddler Lesson Plans: Learning ABCs, The Ultimate Kindergarten Prep Guide, The Ultimate Toddler Activity Guide, Learning
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