Have you met our friendly Handwriting Cat? He’s the cutest little cat around to help you teach handwriting!
The cat really is the perfect animal for handwriting help. Teaching students to use the head, body and tail as a reference for different letter formations is a great way to relate writing to a familiar concept.
Here are some great ideas on how to use the Handwriting Cat!
Printable Alphabet Double-Sided Cards
Printable Handwriting Practice Sheets Small
Handwriting Numbers Practice Sheets
Handwriting Rhyme – A rhyme for reminding students how to sit while handwriting.
Alphabet Writing Rhymes – A rhyme for writing each letter of the alphabet.
Blank Printable Lined Paper
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What a great idea! I can imagine how children enjoy it! Thanks for sharing!
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