by P. Potter (Author)
Once a child forms bad writing habits, it is very difficult to put these right.
Young children need to learn how to write letters correctly, even in this technological era.
As children grow their natural abilities, they should develop forming alphabetical letters properly.
At an early age, children learn how to scribble marks on paper. These can consist of lines in any direction, circles, squares, and diagonal lines. Since children differ in their abilities and skills, there is no hard and fast rule at which age a child learns letter formation.
Teaching them these vital skills is so important in their life, like getting good grades at school. Children can concentrate more on what they have to write rather than on the writing process itself.
Not learning this skill will frustrate a child, who will then become less creative and motivated.
The primary key to learning letter formation is practice, and this book makes the process easy, and fun.
Please enjoy it, and at the same time, let your children take pleasure in learning this all-important skill, which will serve them a lifetime.