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dying_sens
We're throwing them a party because their birthdays are 2 days apart, and I have no idea was to use as a theme. I was going for black and pink, but it seems too plain. Any suggestions?
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Add some Gold to the black and pink. Also you can make the theme "through the generations" using pictures of of your family. Use a print out of a tree to symbolize the family tree for invitations and favors and build your theme around that. Perhaps a pin the apple on the tree game, Use your imagination. Best Wishes.
Add some Gold to the black and pink. Also you can make the theme "through the generations" using pictures of of your family. Use a print out of a tree to symbolize the family tree for invitations and favors and build your theme around that. Perhaps a pin the apple on the tree game, Use your imagination. Best Wishes.
How can I help a six year old boy to write correctly ?
Kiki
A six year old boy in my class has a mirror effect of writing. He turns "b's" to "d's" and vice versa. His "s's" are the other way round so are his "c's" and several other letters. I've tried loads of tactics but the problem still persits. Please Help !
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This will probably improve with age, but there are many tactics to try.
⢠For children who do mirror writing, as Matthew did, a sticker at the top left corner of the page can help remind them where to start.
⢠If it is just a particular letter or two that are troublesome, help them with a reminder (like âbâ has a big belly).
⢠Encourage your child to trace words youâve printed for him, or use inexpensive stencils to give practice in printing the letters correctly. Make it fun by turning it into a craft such as making birthday cards or party invitations.
⢠Build a pattern with tiles or blocks and have your child duplicate it. Make asymmetrical designs that help her focus on matching the different sides.
allowing him to use play dough to form the letters 'b' & 'd'
- getting him to write 'b' and 'd' in uncooked rice, flour and in the air with his finger
- drawing the word and picture 'bed', with a man lying down on it, head above 'b' and feet above 'd'.
- showing him that his right hand (palm closed, with thumb sticking out -palm facing him) is the letter 'b' and using his left hand doing the same hand action will give him a 'd'.
- Use handwriting styles that go from left to right..
1. Draw a big arrow at the top of the page, and say we always move this direction.
2. To write a "b": Start at the top of the page and move the pencil down to form the vertical line first. Without picking the pencil up, draw the round part. Always moving to the right.
3. To write a "d": Start at 2:00 like you are writing an "a" but make the up hand stroke longer. Also don't pick up the pencil
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This will probably improve with age, but there are many tactics to try.
⢠For children who do mirror writing, as Matthew did, a sticker at the top left corner of the page can help remind them where to start.
⢠If it is just a particular letter or two that are troublesome, help them with a reminder (like âbâ has a big belly).
⢠Encourage your child to trace words youâve printed for him, or use inexpensive stencils to give practice in printing the letters correctly. Make it fun by turning it into a craft such as making birthday cards or party invitations.
⢠Build a pattern with tiles or blocks and have your child duplicate it. Make asymmetrical designs that help her focus on matching the different sides.
allowing him to use play dough to form the letters 'b' & 'd'
- getting him to write 'b' and 'd' in uncooked rice, flour and in the air with his finger
- drawing the word and picture 'bed', with a man lying down on it, head above 'b' and feet above 'd'.
- showing him that his right hand (palm closed, with thumb sticking out -palm facing him) is the letter 'b' and using his left hand doing the same hand action will give him a 'd'.
- Use handwriting styles that go from left to right..
1. Draw a big arrow at the top of the page, and say we always move this direction.
2. To write a "b": Start at the top of the page and move the pencil down to form the vertical line first. Without picking the pencil up, draw the round part. Always moving to the right.
3. To write a "d": Start at 2:00 like you are writing an "a" but make the up hand stroke longer. Also don't pick up the pencil
check out the links too
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