This document contains worksheets for children with learning disabilities, specifically dysgraphia. It includes 6 lessons to help with letter formation for the letters A, B, C, D. Each lesson contains objectives and activities to trace and write the uppercase and lowercase letters. The activities include tracing broken lines, connecting dots to form pictures, and writing the letters. The document was submitted by a student for a class and includes a reference section citing a website for handwriting help.
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1. Mariano Marcos State University
COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION
Laoag City
WORKSHEETS FOR CHILDREN
WITH LEARNING DISABILITY
Submitted by:
KAREN GRACE M. ALVARO
BEED III-C SPED
Submitted to:
PROF. ROSE FRANCIS E. MINA
Subject Professor
April 2015
3. Lesson 1
Proper Pencil Grip
Objective: To properly used and hold a pencil.
REMINDER!
A pencil is used for writing.
This is the proper way of
handling a pencil using the
right hand.
This is the proper way of
handling a pencil using the
left hand.
4. Activity No 1
Make some marks inside the box with the proper use and
grip of your pencil.
40. Some photos of this report are not properties of the
author. Some were downloaded in the internet or worldwide
web. It was not used for the intention of owning them.
REFERENCE
Marnell, L. J. 2002. Handwriting help for kids. Retrieved in April
23, 2015 at www.handwritinghelpforkids.com.