RaisoActive - Pattern writing (Pre-writing skills ) (Paperback) | Released: 25 Nov 2020

This book is an excellent start to prepare for school. First step to start child's kindergarten journey is pre-writing skills. Our objective here is to help develop child's ability to hold & use pencil. The creative tracing exercises will improve fine motor skills which enable child's ability to draw, colour, copy & write, which is very important for early learning. We have also included some engaging activities in book which helps in development of eye-hand coordination. All worksheets are colourfully designed to make them attractive and engaging for kids. The book has A4 size worksheets, with 40 pages and has multiple sections, which would help kids with early writing in a fun way. The worksheets have minimal instructions and have pictorial representation designed to help kids understand what needs to be done.In addition to this book, there are many fun activities you can do with your toddlers and pre schoolers to help develop motor skills like writing on sand, playing with playdough etc. Do checkout RaisoActive.com for more such fun learning ideas.Parents GuideBefore starting with pre-writing skills, you can make child do activities to improve their muscle strength in hand, fingers and wrist also known as fine motor skills. It is also important to work on child's eye-hand coordination before pre-writing. Let the child help you in day to day activities like taking out peas from pod, helping in breaking leafy vegetables, help you in making dough etc. Apart from these, given below are certain activities which you can try with kids, to help them develop fine motor skills & eye-hand coordination.Guide for holding pencilIt is especially important to teach child the correct way of holding pencil. The perfect pencil grip is known as the tripod grasp. When child places the tip of the index finger and the thumb on the pencil, while stabilizing the shaft of the pencil with the help of the middle finger's lateral side. A tripod is formed surrounding the pencil that is why it is said tripod grasp. One of the simplest options is to give your child a triangular pencil. The use of coloured pencils or waxes with a triangular shape will help them in a natural way to have a good tripod grip.At RaisoActive we believe in giving wings to a Kid's creativity, learning and physical energy. We are on a mission to help you raise active kids. It's a community where you will find fun learning, craft activities, science experiments, fun games, physical activities & much more for your kids. Do join us on RaisoActive.com to stay updated.