Getting Started with Third Grade Samples
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Getting Started with Third Grade Samples
Getting Started with Third Grade Samples Your third grade materials will help you teach cursive letter formations and connections using multisensory strategies and activities that tie cursive handwriting practice to other language arts lessons. Essential Third Grade Materials: •Cursive Handwriting student workbook •3rd Grade Cursive Teacher’s Guide •Blackboard with Double Lines •Little Chalk Bits •Little Sponge Cubes • Regular Double Line Notebook Paper (500 sheets) Name: bunny fox 3rd Grade ut Tears Handwriting Witho Guide Cursive Teachens r’s skater ory Lesso Guide to Multisens and Activities for... ® Teacher’s Guide 3rd Grade Cursive by Jan Z. Olsen, OTR n, M.Ed., OTR/L and Emily F. Knapto .hwtears.com 263.2700 | www Handwriting Without Tears® bird Name:tow truck key CH_COVER_portrait_07.02.12.indd 2 9/21/12 5:34 PM bunny bird fox tow truck skater key OTR/L Knapton, M.Ed., OTR and Emily F. by Jan Z. Olsen, 9/21/12 5:34 PM ait_07.02.12.indd CH_COVER_portr 2 Multisensory Learning Practice Cursive Using the Blackboard with Double Lines Children learn correct letter placement to promote neat and fast cursive. Use the Blackboard for letter, word, and name practice in cursive before transitioning to pencil and paper. 1. Gather materials. 4. Have the child trace the model with a crumpled paper towel piece. 2. Demonstrate for the child. 5.Have the child pick up a Little Chalk Bit and write over the dry model. 3.Have the child trace the model with a wet Little Sponge Cube. 6.Noah is proud to write his name. For video demonstration, see hwtears.com/videos or pp. 48-49 in the 3rd Grade Cursive Teacher’s Guide. Tech Tools for Your Classroom Digital Teaching Tools Electronic Teacher’s Guides Available for Grades K–4 Letter & Number Formations Our electronic teacher’s guides bring fun and engaging elements of our curriculum to your computer. The interactive, easy-to-use format reduces prep time and enriches your instruction. Model the steps for writing letters in print and cursive by using this web-based program on your interactive whiteboard or computer. A+ Worksheet Maker This classroom resource helps you integrate our unique font and double lines into other activities like sentence writing, spelling, vocabulary, and graphic organizers. Workbook Activities Cursive Handwriting teaches a clean, clear, vertical style of cursive that is easy to write and easy to read. Children learn to write quickly and neatly using fun activities and lessons. • Large step-by-step illustrated instructions • Child-friendly consistent language • Left-hand friendly design • Generous spacing with room to write • Simple, black and white pages with left-to-right illustrations avoid visual confusion • Student self-check for letters, words, and sentences Refer to the 3rd Grade Cursive Teacher’s Guide for details on teaching letters and activities. You’ll find helpful tips, shortcuts, and lessons outlined by day and week. All you need is 10 minutes of practice a day! b is b Tow Truck Letters always end with a tow. Copy m. m tow start with an Start on the dot. Copy b b. l travel and up b end with a tow Check bm m m b m mice mail mre muse mice mail mre muse Copy the sentences. Some S Mice M bag but about boat Check 50 m Copy the words. Copy the words. bag but about boat m Cursive Handwriting CH_TEXT_09.18.12.indd 50 boat © 2013 Handwriting Without Tears® 10/11/2012 3:02:44 PM More Tech Tools for Your Classroom Wet-Dry-Try® App The Wet-Dry-Try App combines versions of the popular Handwriting Without Tears Slate Chalkboard and Blackboard with Double Lines activities. Students can accurately practice formations based on our proven methodology and with instant feedback. Keyboarding Without Tears™ This effective, game-based curriculum for students in grades K-5 fits perfectly into the developmental progression of writing. It teaches pre-keyboarding, keyboarding, general computer readiness, digital citizenship, and digital literacy. mammals are sim. mammals. Check sentence © 2013 Handwriting Without Tears® CH_TEXT_09.18.12.indd 61 Cursive Handwriting 61 10/11/2012 3:02:48 PM Teacher & Classroom Resources A library of teacher and classroom resources to support your teaching! Find them in our Learning Lounge at hwtears.com/learninglounge Mystery Letter GameMystery Letter Game with I’ll ’llhelp helpyou youchange changethe thesecond second c into a, d, or g. cc Directions 1. With colored pencil or pen, trace over the model cc and wait at the end. 2. Listen. Your teacher will randomly call out a, d, or g. 3. Change the second one 1 into thethe into letter that your teacher calls out. Magic c Lett ers – c, a, d, and g row aaday. 4. Do one a column day. Dear Families, We have finished learning how to write the Magic Reviewing this letter group reinfor c lowercase letter ces correct start group. 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Power has been purchased. © 2013 Handwr iting 59 3rd Grade Cursive Teacher’s Guide: Lowercase Letters © 2013 Handwriting Without Tears® Without Tears® The Screener of Handwriting Proficiency This free, easy-to-administer, whole-class assessment helps you assess classes and identify students who are struggling with handwriting. The Screener is universal and can be used independently or as part of an Rtl framework. A Click Away This special section of our website is just for teacher’s guide users. You will find downloads, extra practice pages, and additional activities and lessons. Use these to supplement your classroom instruction or to send home to families to foster a strong school-to-home connection. Online Seminars Free online seminars enhance your teaching through interactive exchanges with experts. E-Newsletters Free tips, resources, tools, and fun activities delivered to your inbox. Video Lessons Watch experts demonstrate activities, so you can easily master the lessons in your classroom. Classroom Downloads Send home in backpacks, use them as supplements in your classroom, or share them with colleagues. Learning Standards Handwriting & Keyboarding: Standards for the Production and Presentation of Writing Both handwriting and keyboarding are skills students need to master to produce effective written work. These standards define what needs to be taught and mastered in written production at each grade level. hwtears.com | 301.263.2700