Fox & Crow Story Handwriting Book - Murali, Lekha
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The Story Handwriting Book is designed to encourage children to write in short sentences. There are ten pages of guided handwriting practice. One side of the book contains illustrations from the folktale, The Fox and the Crow, while the other side contains five rows of corresponding text. The first row shows the model sentence with solid lines. The next two rows are made up of dotted lines that students can trace over for easy writing. The last two rows are empty where children can write on their own. The colorful and attractive illustrations engage and motivate children to write, while the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Story Handwriting Book is designed to encourage children to write in short sentences. There are ten pages of guided handwriting practice. One side of the book contains illustrations from the folktale, The Fox and the Crow, while the other side contains five rows of corresponding text. The first row shows the model sentence with solid lines. The next two rows are made up of dotted lines that students can trace over for easy writing. The last two rows are empty where children can write on their own. The colorful and attractive illustrations engage and motivate children to write, while the four ruled lines support letter formation and alignment. As students complete the exercise book, they practice handwriting as well as retelling the story in sequence. Each according to his/her ability: The goal is to encourage children to write independently, by giving options. They can practice just the guided rows or two empty rows or one guided and one empty row per day. At the end of ten days, they would have completed the story. If the child is super enthusiastic, they can complete the whole book in a day or two.
Autorenporträt
I write what impacts me, what strikes my fancy; as I live my life day after day. Once an idea takes hold, I go where it takes me as I try to shape it into some form of creative expression. Each idea is a beginning of something inexplicable. As I work with one, it may grow into fruition, go dormant biding time or just die away. As I run with an idea through the annals of my mind, not knowing what would be fashioned from it, I discover something about myself, gain better understanding of the people and the world around me.