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Learn to Print - Softcover

Konezny, Lorette

 
9780939564019: Learn to Print

Synopsis

For ages 4 and up. Designed to develop and improve handwriting skills. Preschoolers form letters by following arrows with step-by-step instructions. Illustrations help children associate letters with sounds; various lessons include: letter games, writing sentences, matching games, connect-the-dots, fill-in the blanks, etc. The Pen Notes books all include reusable sturdy write-on, wipe-off plastic pages, and come with a safe, non-toxic colored pencil for children to use. Learn To Print is also available in a Spanish version: Aprendiendo a Escribir Las Letras.

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About the Author

Harriet Harrison is a retired elementary school teacher from the Oceanside public school district.

From the Back Cover

Parents everywhere will find Learn to Print an exceptionally practical, easy to follow guide for helping young children learn the skills of manuscript printing. There are simple, clear directions for properly forming each letter of the alphabet. Attractive illustrations help the child to associate each letter with its sound. Color coded guidelines indicate start and stop for each letter. In addition, there are pages that permit the child to use their newly acquired skills in fun and educational games.

The sturdy plastic write-on, wipe-off pages allow the youngster to practice each letter as often as possible, without using up the pages. All Pen Notes books include a non-toxic color pencil.

Learn to Print was designed to aid parents in instructing their children while enjoying together a valuable learning experience.

From the Inside Flap

The activities in this book are designed to develop writing skills. Give your child a head start on success in school! Children want to learn - long before they start school. When children are ready, parents can now teach them to write letters and numbers properly. This book has been especially designed to help you: -Recognize your child's writing readiness -Help your child form letters correctly from the start -Enjoy practice games to reinforce learning. Goals to aim for with 4 and 5 year-olds 1) Naming the letters with help.

2) Tracing the letters. 3) Beginning to copy letters - emphasizing stroke order, not letter size.

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