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Introduction to Basic Pencil Skills
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(50 worksheets)
This reproducible workbook introduces the use of a pencil to a reluctant learner, who finds pencil activities too difficult, threatening, boring and uninspiring and to those who tried their best, but failed
and lost the will to try again.
The STEP TO STEP program takes the student through learning basic steps of pencil skills: drawing vertical, horizontal and oblique lines, connecting two points, channelling, tracing and colouring in.
All activities are related to real life, they are meaningful and are suitable for all ages.
The activities will:
* develop and refine pencil skills that are used in
other areas of learning, eg. circling , joining questions with the
answers, underlining, marking the correct answer, crossing unwanted
items
* introduce the use of basic lines to create a picture
* develop spatial orientation, eg. start at a point, go to a point, finish
at a point (where to start, where to go, where to finish)
* develop eye-hand coordination
* develop fluency and efficiency in pencil movement
This workbook has been a most successful resource in prep, special education, as well as in home school settings.
This reproducible workbook introduces the use of a pencil to a reluctant learner, who finds pencil activities too difficult, threatening, boring and uninspiring and to those who tried their best, but failed
and lost the will to try again.
The STEP TO STEP program takes the student through learning basic steps of pencil skills: drawing vertical, horizontal and oblique lines, connecting two points, channelling, tracing and colouring in.
All activities are related to real life, they are meaningful and are suitable for all ages.
The activities will:
* develop and refine pencil skills that are used in
other areas of learning, eg. circling , joining questions with the
answers, underlining, marking the correct answer, crossing unwanted
items
* introduce the use of basic lines to create a picture
* develop spatial orientation, eg. start at a point, go to a point, finish
at a point (where to start, where to go, where to finish)
* develop eye-hand coordination
* develop fluency and efficiency in pencil movement
This workbook has been a most successful resource in prep, special education, as well as in home school settings.
