Your Therapy Source Magazine for Pediatric Therapists July 2016

If the student needs more a visual and tactile cue, color the plastic stencil with sharpies to make it more visible as they are writing. You could also create a stencil with rectangle boxes for making individual capital letters. Read more ideas about inexpensive tactile cues on paper to help with handwriting skills. Handwriting Templates with Alphabet Guides download includes various templates to encourage proper handwriting. The three types of font/layout includes: 1. Dotted line Zaner-Bloser® type font, 2. Double line Handwriting Without Tears® type font and 3. New South Wales (NSW) Foundation Manuscript. The templates include alphabet with arrow cues for letter formation, regular alphabets, go and stop lines on left and right side of paper, 3 different sized lines (large, medium and small), draw and write with alphabet, spelling lists with alphabet, highlighted papers and numbers with three different sizes of graph paper. Find out more information at http://ift.tt/1XbHzYd www.YourTherapySource.com

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