And this is his writing on the Handwriting Without Tears paper.
I am so glad that we made this switch. The paper alone is a much better fit for him, but also he's relearning how to form all the letters and numbers.
And this is why we switched
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Joshua
This is Joshua's writing on regular notebook paper.
And this is his writing on the Handwriting Without Tears paper.
I am so glad that we made this switch. The paper alone is a much better fit for him, but also he's relearning how to form all the letters and numbers.
And this is his writing on the Handwriting Without Tears paper.I am so glad that we made this switch. The paper alone is a much better fit for him, but also he's relearning how to form all the letters and numbers.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
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I've never have used hand writing without tears and I'm not sure what the paper is like exactly. However I do know how certain paper can make a difference. We use the mead redispace transitional notebook paper (which can be bought at walmart) because it reinforces proper letter size and letter spacing.
I'm glad that you found something that worked for you!
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