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One of the most common problems we hear about from Left-Handers Club members and people who contact us for advice is that their young children are having trouble with writing , cannot seem to get the hang of certain letters and are getting in trouble with their teachers.
We have produced this book to help your left-handed child form the letters of the alphabet with the minimum of difficulty. Problems can arise because right-handers naturally “pull” their pen across the page and can easily make left to right strokes following the direction of writing. Left-handers are “pushing” their pen across the page and when making left to right strokes this can lead to the pen or pencil digging in to the paper so it does not write smoothly.
Left-handers usually avoid this problem by forming some of the letters differently, like this…
If you are not aware of the differences (like most right-handed teachers!) this can cause confusion and great frustration as your child starts to write. With our guidance and the letter practice sheets, you can stop this ever becoming a problem for your child.
This book contains guidance and tips on writing left-handed and then practice sheets showing the correct formation of each letter in upper and lower case, like this:
You and your child can start by going over the black letter, starting at the light dot and following the arrows, then move on to the greyed version and then go freestyle between the guide lines (the letters are spaced across the full A4 / Letter page in the workbook).
Once you have downloaded the book, you can print or copy the guide sheets as many times as you like for your own use. There is even a full page of guidelines with no letters on for more advanced practice.
DON'T BUY THIS BOOK - AS A FULL ACCESS LEFT HAND WORLD MEMBER YOU CAN GET IT FREE!Look in the File Sharing area under Left-Handed ebooks folder
If you are not a full access member and would like to obtain this ebookClick here for full details and to purchase a copy for download
