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| Write-On Handwriting's Powerful Printing Digital Workbook Software |
Summary:
Students learn to write words by first learning to write letters. Students learn to write letters by memorizing a sequence of
motor movements. The Write-On Handwriting program teaches children these motor movements through our interlocking
instructional tools: engaging paper- and computer-based exercises. These tools are the foundation of both our Powerful
Printing and Conquering Cursive curricula.
Motor memory is the ability to store, retrieve and execute a memorized plan or pattern. In handwriting, the spatial
components and sequential movements of each letter comprise this memorized plan. To write proficiently, students must be
able to rapidly recall and produce the plan and pattern that underlies the construction of each letter. In other words, they
must possess the proper motor memory.
The Powerful Printing and Conquering Cursive Paper Workbooks contain step-by-step activity pages that teach print and
cursive handwriting, respectively. Letters are introduced in groups according to their initial pencil stroke. For example the
"dive up and over" sequence is similar in the letters "r" and "n". By grouping letters of the same basic pattern, we reinforce
important spatial and sequential themes, thus facilitating the acquisition of the necessary motor memory.
After each group of newly learned letters, students work through additional drills on review pages. More drills follow at the
conclusion of the workbook on final review pages that cover all letters. This thorough approach eliminates the need for
teacher-made practice worksheets.
Powerful Printing and Conquering Cursive handwriting software utilize the computer to teach print and cursive handwriting
with a multi-sensory approach that captures the attention of students and motivates them to learn to write. Visual and
auditory prompts guide the writing of each letter of the alphabet and ensure that students write each letter correctly. These
computer-based exercises are self-teaching tools - promoting the use of technology in the classroom.
View demo of Powerful Printing Software
View demo of Conquering Cursive Software
View Questions and Answers about Write On Handwriting
View sample page from Powerful Printing Workbook Right Handed
View sample page from Conquering Cursive Workbook Left Handed
Students learn to write words by first learning to write letters. Students learn to write letters by memorizing a sequence of
motor movements. The Write-On Handwriting program teaches children these motor movements through our interlocking
instructional tools: engaging paper- and computer-based exercises. These tools are the foundation of both our Powerful
Printing and Conquering Cursive curricula.
Motor memory is the ability to store, retrieve and execute a memorized plan or pattern. In handwriting, the spatial
components and sequential movements of each letter comprise this memorized plan. To write proficiently, students must be
able to rapidly recall and produce the plan and pattern that underlies the construction of each letter. In other words, they
must possess the proper motor memory.
The Powerful Printing and Conquering Cursive Paper Workbooks contain step-by-step activity pages that teach print and
cursive handwriting, respectively. Letters are introduced in groups according to their initial pencil stroke. For example the
"dive up and over" sequence is similar in the letters "r" and "n". By grouping letters of the same basic pattern, we reinforce
important spatial and sequential themes, thus facilitating the acquisition of the necessary motor memory.
After each group of newly learned letters, students work through additional drills on review pages. More drills follow at the
conclusion of the workbook on final review pages that cover all letters. This thorough approach eliminates the need for
teacher-made practice worksheets.
Powerful Printing and Conquering Cursive handwriting software utilize the computer to teach print and cursive handwriting
with a multi-sensory approach that captures the attention of students and motivates them to learn to write. Visual and
auditory prompts guide the writing of each letter of the alphabet and ensure that students write each letter correctly. These
computer-based exercises are self-teaching tools - promoting the use of technology in the classroom.
View demo of Powerful Printing Software
View demo of Conquering Cursive Software
View Questions and Answers about Write On Handwriting
View sample page from Powerful Printing Workbook Right Handed
View sample page from Conquering Cursive Workbook Left Handed
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