The students can practice tracing the letters, then writing them on the workboard shown in the photo above, and finally by the end of the week turn in their practice words on a separate piece of paper as an assignment.
Showing posts with label Cursive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cursive. Show all posts
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Penmanship: Cursive Practice
I had a book on cursive that has “reproducibles” of the different groups of letters. I decided to “Montessorize” the book and use it in the classroom – as I know the students need to work on their cursive (an oft-forgotten skill these days, alas). I photocopied the first page, glued it to a bright yellow background (not sure if there is a particular color for penmanship or writing), and laminated it using a 5 millimeter laminating pocket. I placed it on a clipboard along with a small dry erase marker.

The students can practice tracing the letters, then writing them on the workboard shown in the photo above, and finally by the end of the week turn in their practice words on a separate piece of paper as an assignment.
The students can practice tracing the letters, then writing them on the workboard shown in the photo above, and finally by the end of the week turn in their practice words on a separate piece of paper as an assignment.
Labels:
Cursive,
Making Materials,
Penmanship,
Writing
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