Teaching handwriting kindergarten

Writing in kindergarten has the potential to be so much more than handwriting exercises. The best kept secret to kindergarten writing is writers' workshop.

I've always focused on handwriting and forming letters. I took my time teaching letter formation and this year I see the benefits of increasing the intensity with which we practiced, but also increasing the frequency of smart handwriting practice.

Learn how to effectively teach handwriting in Kindergarten with these simple tips. Plus grab a FREE lowercase letters handwriting worksheet.

Know a little boy who doesn't like to sit still? These creative handwriting practice ideas are for him, and I promise he is going to love them!

Handwriting isn’t something we practice in isolation every day. We have our handwriting notebooks and handwriting is addressed as we write together. But lately, as I have been watching my Kindergartner and 1st grader write, I’ve noticed that they aren’t forming several of their letters the conventional way. I jotted down a little list of the ... Read More about A SIMPLE Handwriting Trick {FREE Printable}

Our district introduced us to Handwriting Without Tears back in 2005, and I fell in love with it instantly after attending a Professional Development class. I was so impressed with the neatness of the student writing that I was hooked! It was something I needed in my classroom. We were lucky enough to purchase the chalkboards for […]

Teahcing handwriting is helpful in the overall writing process for students. These 5 handwriting tips will help your early learners be more successful!

When frustrated with a child's handwriting, take the time to evaluate if they've been provided adequate visual boundaries for their developmental needs.

Are your kindergarten or 1st grade students struggling with how to form letters on handwriting lines? The Handwriting House can improve letter formation skills with printable mats to model the correct path of motion. Letters can go upstairs, downstairs, or in the basement. Includes Posters, Cards, Mats, & Worksheets, great for morning work or homework in kinder or first grade to practice fine motor skills & make handwriting neat & legible. Great for handwriting interventions. Click to see!

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