Kindergarten Teacher’s Guide is the guide for the kindergarten workbook, Letters and Numbers for Me. In this book are: tips for K teachers, parents and therapists; lesson plans for using the manipulatives: Wood Pieces, Letter Cards, Mat and Slate; and daily games and activities to use after the workbook is completed.
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Handwriting Without Tears and Fears,
By Janet Sugihara (California, U.S.A.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Handwriting Without Tears: Kindergarten Teacher's Guide - Contracted Edition (Paperback)
An excellent first tool for little hands who have not a clue as to how to form letters. This systematic program guides kinesthetic memory for correct motor production of the letters of the alaphabet. A must for all Pre-school, kindergarten and first grade teachers. Especially designed to give aide to children with poor motor coordination. Good habits are formed in a fun writing format. I hightly recommend it!
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Great for learning disabled,
By "ravenveronica" (Augusta, GA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Handwriting Without Tears: Kindergarten Teacher's Guide - Contracted Edition (Paperback)
My daughter is dyslexic and this is a great tool for her. Even my three year old likes to play with the wood pieces. The program is great for home schoolers. It is easily taught.
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THE BEST PROGRAM OUT THERE,
By WritingMama "cjbeach3" (Florida) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Handwriting Without Tears: Kindergarten Teacher's Guide - Contracted Edition (Paperback)
This is the method used in my son's school and in most ESE classes. If you have a child with fine motor difficulties...use this. If you have a child with writing difficulties...use this. If you have a child with ASD, as I do... this works!!!
The posters below me (Gladstone and Barchowsky) would probably prefer you use their methods -- one of which I own. However as mom who writes using Spencerian and even Barchowsky's Italic, I have a child who had writing difficulty. But my 6 yo Asperger's son grasped onto the HWOT program and ran with it. He understood its' simplicity and more than anything....ENJOYED IT. It "clicked" with him. Can he write in full sentences now at 6? Yes. Can he write legibly? Yes. Can he write quickly? Yes!!! I have also used it with my non-ASD 3 yo who is now writing upper and lowercase with it now as well.
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