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Does your child struggle with handwriting? My suggestion for handwriting help is to teach your child Cursive because ‘It’s easy on the hand; It’s easy on the mind’!
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CURSIVE- Always lower case at 90% mastery first! Begin with dry erase- teach cursive first, always get lower case to 90% until upper case. if doesn’t go well see below for block. For CURSIVE: learn the ”c, l, i, n” then you can learn many other letters. Start with marker and dry erase…easier for students. Note: Upper case is not written into this program, but you can be as fancy as you want as long as it resembles others uppercase. (google uppercase- cursive, pick font and stick with it). Practice on computer using https://www.whiteboard.chat/ (go to grids, or press primary lined) with her particular color overlay (I find students are either light yellow or blue-see which works best): https://www.aurelitec.com/colorveil/windows/download/.Thanks, Aurelitec & WhiteBoard.Chat.com (if surface dyslexia use grid page for practicing).
Practice HERE
3 rules to block | 3 rules to cursive |
Never bottom to top Longest/straight line first Have to pick up pencil | Never top to bottom No spitting- always have a front and back tail for transitions for when writing words Never pick your pencil up |
c- if you learn “c” you can do 6 more | l-if you learn “l” you can do 6 more | i- if you learn “i” you can do 7 more | n- if you learn “n” you can do 6 more |
c, a, d-g, q, o- 6 “curvies” | l, e, h, b, k, f- 6 “loopsies” | i, j, t, -p u, w, y (7) “ups and downies” | n, m, r- s, x,v,z (7)“humpies” |
c- over rainbowa- shut the doord-then touch the skyg/q- then touch the groundo- is an a with a loopy tail | h-is an ”l” with a humpb- is an ”l” with a shelfk-is an ”l” but you kick-in/outf-is an upside down ”l” and an eight side up ”l” | Chunk learning in three or four | Chunk learning in three or four |
cad, cag, cod, cog, doc, dac, dag, qad, qoggoc | hab, hob, bah, bab, baf, kab, kob, fab, fob, | jit, jut, jip, jup, tip, tup, pit, put, wit, wij, yip, yup | nim, num, min, mun, rin, sim. Sun xin, xun, vun, vin |

Summary: master print…then, start cursive “the fancy” writing.
Progressive and 90% mastery go in the following order:
c- if you learn “c” you can do 5 more (see below) aka Is “curvies”:
c- over rainbow
a- shut the door
d-then touch the sky
g/q- then touch the ground
o- is an a with a loopy tail
l-if you learn “l” you can do 5 more (see below) aka 6 “loopsies”:
h-is an ”l” with a hump
b- is an ”l” with a shelf
k-is an ”l” but you kick-in/out
f-is an upside down ”l” and an eight side up ”l”
i- if you learn “i” you can do 6 more (see below) aka (7) “ups and downies”:
n- if you learn “n” you can do 5 more (see below) aka (6) “humpies”:
SCOPE & SEQUENCE
Week 1 c (90% mastery)
Week 2 a, d-g
Week 3 q, o
Week 4 l, e, h (90% mastery)
Week 5 b, k, f
Week 6 i, j, t (90% mastery)
Week 7 p u, w, y
Week 8 n, m, r (90% mastery)
Week 9 s, x,v, z
One rule for words: never pick your pencil up unless you finish writing also don’t dot your /i,j/ until you finish writing, or cross your /t/!
Words (non-sense included)
Chunk learning in three or four
Chunk learning in three or four
cad, cag, cod, cog, doc, dac, dag, qad, qog
goc
hab, hob, bah, bab, baf, kab, kob, fab, fob,
jit, jut, jip, jup, tip, tup, pit, put, wit, wij, yip, yup
nim, num, min, mun, rin, sim. & sun, xin, xun, vun, vin

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