How To Teach Cursive Writing To Kids Step By Step|Complete Guide Katral Elithu

How To Teach Cursive Writing To Kids Step By Step|Complete Guide Katral Elithu
Notebook Name:
Alphabet Practice Regular Font
Cursive Writing Basic
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Subashree publishers
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00:00 Introduction
00:29 What is cursive writing?
00:47 Why do we need to teach cursive writing?
01:23 What is the right age to introduce Cursive writing?
01:58 Tips to teach cursive writing
09:34 Learn Basic Strokes
15:10 Clock Climbers
16:18 Kite Strings
17:15 Loop Groups
18:20 Hills and Valleys
19:43 Cursive Capitals
25:25 Cursive Writing Books
How to Teach Cursive Writing to Children
Read and know how to teach cursive writing to your child. According to the research, printing letters and writing in cursive activate different parts of the brain. But cursive writing is becoming invisible from the school curriculum as teachers are finding it hard to explain and teach it to small children. Cursive writing learning is also a part of a child’s brain development, It can be and it must be added in their curriculum. However, if it is not in your child’s school, teach it at home. Here’s how to do it.
Here’s How to Teach Cursive Writing to Your Child
Start with Tracing
The best way to teach cursive writing to your child is to teach how to trace first. Tracing over the alphabets several times will give him a clutch on writing. At the initial stage, you should hold their hand to help her in tracing. Do it several times till they get ready to do it alone.
Give them more material for practice
Go to any bookstore and buy some stuff for your child. They have lots of materials and worksheets that your child needs for practice. Pick a workbook so that your child can practice with it. Buy a special four ruled notebooks, it helps alot learning at initial stage.
Teach Lower-case letters first
Whenever we initialize with cursive writing, we must teach lowercase letter first. It will help her to memorize it. It is the most efficient way of learning cursive writing as these letters are similar to alphabetical prints. So, teach the lower case letters first and gradually teach them the capital letters.
Categorize the Alphabets
This is a trick which is used in cursive writing learning that is categorization. In order to teach cursive writing, alphabets are divided into the four categories -
Clock Climbers (as they all contain clockwise and anticlockwise rotation): (a, d, g, q, c)
The Kite Strings : (i, u w, t, j, p, r, s,o)
The Loop Group (All these alphabets contain loops): (h, k, b, f, l, e)
Hills and Valleys (these all look like a hill and valley when traced large) (n, m, v, y, x, z).
These categorizations are based on the style of the alphabet which is used for teaching. Random and unrelated strokes can confuse your child whereas grouping the alphabets in this way you can teach him/ her efficiently and fastly.
Practice in a Large Space
Let your child feel that he/ she is learning an art. Let your child roll over the floor and draw his words like an art as kids love doing all this. You will feel she/ he is learning fast as it has turned out like a game.
Move According to Child’s Speed
Remember not to rush! Don’t force your child for mastering all the alphabets in one go and if your child is 4 to 5- year-old, it’s a strict no to pressurize him. Initially, start teaching one or two alphabets per week and then move to the next 2 letters.
Learning With Fun
Kids love to enjoy and do the fun activity. So, turn your teaching in game. Involve your child in fun activities when you teach. Play a game of identifying letters or drawing shapes of alphabets, also, sometimes let her complete the alphabet. It will look like a fun game for your child and he/ she will not get bored also.
Invest Your Time Also
Correction from yourself is most important! Sit beside your child and watch the way she’s tracing the letters or writing the alphabets while your child is doing this. Make correction wherever required otherwise, it will become a habit. Many older people do this mistake such as writing ‘d’ as ‘b’.
Writing is not an inherent task. It is learned through practice. Support your child in his practice and teach them yourself.
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Thank you,
Sharmila Kannan.
Phonics Trainer.
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