Teaching tips
What worksheets are here?
In this category you will be finding multiple resources to help teach your child handwriting. Here you will find checklists. Goal setting tools. Motivational tools and other teaching tips. These are all tools that I am using in my daily practice when I’m teaching handwriting.
Furthermore, to help you find the best resources for your child I have grouped handwriting skills into 4 levels. Here you will find a combination of ALL levels of worksheets.
Handwriting skill levels explained:
- Starter level – for children who are just beginning their handwriting journey. They know how to hold a pencil and are developing pencil control skills.
- Developer level – for children who can control their pencil movements, need to practice writing individual letters, are trying to write words and a few sentences.
- Accelerator level – for older children who can write sentences, paragraphs but need to work on letter size and spacing to improve letter legibility.
- Fine tuning level – for children and teenagers who can write legibly and are looking to increase their handwriting speed.
*Lastly, we are all different, please use the age ranges as suggestions.
Handwriting goal setting success
These 3 activity & 2 advice sheets will help you/your child set their own handwriting goals that are measurable. Helpful when writing individual learning plans (ILP). Handwriting skill: Accelerator + Fine tuning level. Age range: 7+ years.
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5 minute hand exercises
If your child says their hand hurts when writing then give them these quick and easy to do exercises. Guaranteed to help relieve the muscle tension caused by gripping a pen too tightly. Handwriting skill: N/A. Age range: For parents.
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Advice for left handed writers
Follow these essential guidelines for helping your child manage being a left handed writer in their classroom. Handwriting skill: N/A. Age range: For parents.
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Advice for children aged 4 to 5 years
Here is an essential dos and don’t guide for children aged 4 to 5 years who are starting out on learning how to write. Handwriting skill: Starter level. Age range: For parents.
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Advice for children aged 5 to 6 years
Kids aged 5 to 6 years start to really excel at this age as they are ready to learn how to write. Read this essential dos and don’t guide. Handwriting skill: Starter + Developer level. Age range: For parents.
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Advice for children aged 6 to 7 years
Between the ages of 6 to 7 years handwriting skills are developing. Here is a guide for parents on what to do and not do when helping your child write. Handwriting skill: Developer level. Age range: For parents.
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Advice for children aged 7 to 8 years
Is your child finding handwriting difficult to master? Here is a dos and don’t guide for 7 to 8 years. Giving you essential advice to help your child. Handwriting skill: Accelerator level. Age range: For parents.
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Advice for children aged 8 to 11 years
Use this essential dos and don’t guide for 8 to 11 year olds to help your child accelerate their handwriting skills. Handwriting skill: Accelerator + Fine tuning level. Age range: For parents.
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Easy handwriting checklist
This 10 step guide will help a child review their writing. The first 5 steps are specific handwriting skills & the last 5 steps help a child complete a grammar check on their work. Handwriting skill: Developer level. Age range: 5 to 7 years.
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3 essential tips for handwriting
Use this 3 page guide to help you advise your child on how to sit, hold a pencil and how to align the paper when writing. Handwriting skill: N/A. Age range: For parents.
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How to make a foot black
If your child is sitting on a chair where their feet are dangling off the chair and not touching the floor then this will affect their handwriting legibility. Handwriting skill: N/A. Age range: For parents.
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118 Motivational quotes for kids
Sometimes learning how to write can be just plain tricky. Use these motivational quotes to give your child a boost either before, during or after they have done their writing. Handwriting skill: Accelerator level. Age range: 7+ years.
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