Daily Handwriting Practice

ISBN 978-1-55799-754-8

EMC 791 $16.99 USA

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36-week school year• Handwriting skills:

letter formation & placement, letter & word spacing

• Write letters, words, & sentences

• Make an alphabet book

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What’s in Daily Handwriting Practice?ð The book is divided into 36 weekly sections. On Monday through Thursday

students complete half pages to practice writing letters, words, andsentences. Friday’s practice is a full page.

ð A full-page chart showing proper letter formation is included.

ð Daily Handwriting Practice is more than handwriting. While completing thehandwriting exercises, students learn about a variety of curriculum topics:

Why Daily Handwriting Practice?The premise behind Daily Handwriting Practice is simpleand straightforward¤frequent, focused practice of askill leads to mastery and retention of that skill.

The AlphabetCapital LettersMonths of the YearDays of the WeekGeography FactsInventorsThe Seven ContinentsThe WeatherOur PresidentsGames Around the WorldNative American TribesUnusual PlantsPrefixes and SuffixesRhyming WordsRivers of the WorldNonsense Rhymes

Unusual AnimalsOwls Are Amazing HuntersWhalesThe Water CycleUsing Good VerbsFigures of SpeechColors and AlliterationLearning About BeaversSimple MachinesFamous QuotationsSports Around the WorldCandy Around the WorldLearning About KenyaWriting About MathAlphabets Around the World

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