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Homeschool Resource Talking Letters
Good morning, welcome to our newest Homeschool Resource Talking Letters. Talking Letters Overview Talking Letters provides parents and teachers a tool to teach children the letters of the alphabet and their sounds to build a strong foundation for reading. Here’s how it works: In the Talking Letters program, each message associated with a character and a story. As parents and teachers read the stories aloud, children begin to learn that each letter “makes a sound as it talks.” This resource will help parents become their child’s first and best teacher; each Talking Letters set includes a step-by-step instructional guide so that parents know when and how to introduce each letter as…
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Homeschool Resource: Pre K Practice Writing- Letter D
Homeschool Resource: PreK Practice Writing- Letter D Good morning. D is for Donuts so I thought we could practice the letter D while coloring a Donught. With this worksheet, you will be learning both your big D and your small D. Once you finish printing your letter of the day have your mom take a picture of it and share it with Charlie and I. As we can’t wait to see what your handwriting is improving. As well as the Donught your coloring. DOWNLOAD your FREEBIE WORKSHEET HERE! Big Picture Floor Pad A to Z Product Description A-B-C-D, color your way to victory! Children working on excellent motor skills find individual…
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Handwriting Is Something We Will Work On This Summer
The more David and I help Charlie with his homework the more we have noticed his handwriting. It is is hard to read and Charlie has trouble making some of the letters the correct way. So even though I am not a doctor or teacher I am sure part part of Charlies problem with his handwriting is being dyslexic as both David and Suzzane had this problem as well. So as Charlie enters 4th grade next year I knew I needed to find ways for Charlie to practice his hand writing this Summer or find someone to work with him. Because without practice Charlie’s handwriting might get a lot worse this Summer. Which…