Since I have started teaching preschoolers, I have noticed there is a wide range of ability in handwriting skill. Some don't even know how to hold a pencil or marker at all. Some are eagerly writing their names and drawing numbers and pictures for me. All of these children are brilliant; and working hard to better their fine motor skills. How can a parent better prepare their child for kindergarten? I came across this link which gives wonderful ideas and pages for kids to do some practice that doesn't feel like "handwriting". Let me know if you like this resource! I am always on the lookout for ways to help my littlest students. www.walkingbytheway.com/blog/pre-writing-pages-introducing-printable-power/ Also try drawing big circles on pieces of paper with crayons, markers, and colored pencils. Draw a "t" - starting from the top, then down, then left to right if right-handed, right to left if left-handed. Use play-doh, fingerpaint, and watercolors. ![]() By exposing your child to music through our Wunderkeys program, you are already engaging their brain, their motor skills, and their listening skills. You are also helping them along with a love of music, and some pre-kindergarten math skills. Let's give our littlest students a big cheer!
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