This may not be all that exciting to many of you, but I was thrilled to find THIS resource online for practicing name writing. As a matter of fact, you can type in any word, and it will create a practice worksheet for kids. I love it!
And while I'm on the topic of Web sites, what are a few of your favorites for kids?
I have a few:
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I've got a crush on you now. I can't tell you how much I love that handwriting site! ♥
I like that site too and I love love love Starfall Readers. I printed all of the free books and the worksheets that go with them and used them for my first grader last year. For this year, I purchased the next level journal workbook from Ebay for 68 cents....can beat that with a big stick!
Peace
I found another great handwriting website.
http://www.writingwizard.longcountdown.com/multi-word_handwriting_worksheet_maker.html
You can slip worksheets inside page protectors (the kind you put in 3 ring binders) and let them trace with dry erase markers. Fun, and you can use them over and over again! If you're feeling extra ambitious, you can just stick blank lined paper in there, write something you want to have traced in one color (say blue), have the child trace it in pink, and it makes purple! woop-a-dee-doo!
That is very cool! Now, if only they had cursive. Or, maybe they do...I'll have to go look again.
My kids are lego.com devotees. Not so educational, but they never get tired of it!
Oh gee, that is amazing! I love this site and thanks for sharing. My 3 and 5 y/o love sproutonline.com They do the activities together and the computer is in my work room so I can be sure they are where they should be and not exploring some other site.
Thanks for letting me know about the broken link on Multiple Transitions. I think I have it fixed now.
Sorry. :(
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