What a Preschooler Needs to Know About Letters Before Kindergarten

• Point to each letter when reciting the alphabet
• Trace each letter
• Identify the uppercase letters
• Identify the lowercase letters
• Write some of the alphabet letters
• Match uppercase letters and lowercase letters
• Identify letter sounds
• Recognize letters in his or her name.

• Use a Stencil.
• Use a wide lined notebook.
• Give them doted reference to trace on.
• Trace the alphabets on a learning app.
• Writealphabets using memory.

Steps

1. Learn the basics. First, you will need to know how to write in cursive. ...
2. Use the right writing supply. Don’t use an uncomfortable pen or pencil. ...
3. Use lined paper. ...
4. Hold your pen correctly. ...
5. Position your paper correctly. ...
6. Practice writing out every letter in the alphabet (including uppercase and lowercase letters) multiple times.

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Part 2 Part 2 of 2: Changing Your Handwriting

1. Write in the air. Most of the time, people with poor or illegible handwriting simply haven’t properly trained the correct muscle groups in their hands, arms, and shoulders.
2. Adjust the shape of your hand. Your pen or pencil should be held between your thumb and index and (optional) middle fingers.
3. Practice the basic shapes. ...
4. Study a directional chart. ...

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