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Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Pp") #2
Help children continue to learn to write the letter “Pp.”
Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Qq”)
Have children trace sandpaper letters to help them begin to write the letter “Qq.”
Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Rr") #1
Help children begin to write the letter “Rr.”
Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Rr”) #2
Have children continue to practice tracing and writing the letter “Rr.”
Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Rr”) #3
Help children begin to write the letter “Rr.”
Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Ss”) #1
Have children trace sandpaper letters to help them begin to write the letter “Ss.”
Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Ss”) #2
Have children trace a sandpaper letter cutout to help them begin to write the letter “Ss.”
Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Uu”)
Use the Sandpaper Writing Routine to help children being to “write” the letter “Uu.”
Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Vv”)
Use the Sandpaper Writing Routine to help children trace and being to “write” the letter “Vv.”
Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Ww”) #2
Use the Sandpaper Writing Routine to help children being to “write” the letter “Ww.”
Learn About Letters Together: Sandpaper Writing (“Yy")
Help children begin to write the letter “Yy.”
Learn About Letters Together: Tracing (“Bb”)
Help children practice writing the letter “Bb.”
Learn About Letters Together: Tracing (“Dd”)
Help children practice writing the letter “Dd.”
Learn About Letters Together: Writing (“Dd”)
Help children practice writing the letter “Dd.”
Learn About Letters Together: Writing (“Rr”)
Help children practice writing the letter “Rr.”
Learn About Letters Together: Writing (“Ww”)
Help children practice writing the letter “Ww.”
Make Your Mark
Have babies explore different materials with their hands, feet, fingers, and toes to help them exercise their pre-writing muscles.
Painting and Writing Fun
Give toddlers various tools to explore for drawing, painting, and writing to help them build pre-writing muscles and skills.
Play Write
Make writing part of your toddler’s pretend games, from make-believe shopping lists to party invitations.
Ready, Set, Squeeze!
Holding objects in his hands and squeezing them is good practice for when your baby eventually holds crayons, markers, and pencils.