![]() Mastering lines, curves and shapes will bring smooth pencil control and fluency is so important with all writing (print and cursive) and drawing.Īsking children to draw over "printables" is beneficial for eye-hand coordination and having a visual guide to drawing. Writing also requires the integration of visual skills with motor skills to piece together how lines, curves and shapes stick together to form a letter or number. We often jump in too early trying to teach kids to recognise and reproduce letters and numbers, when they haven't had a chance to master controlling the pencil for lines, curves and shapes. A foundation to writing is being able to control a pencil (or writing tool) with a relaxed hand to form the lines and curves needed to make recognisable letters, numbers or symbols. ![]()
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