Norah actually wants to do handwriting these days. I've been having her write "Merry Christmas" on a sheet of her lined practice paper, fold it and then decorate it as a card for the neighbors. I think that I'm onto something here. Maybe I should just scrap the formal workbook and let her write notes to loved ones more often? I know the grandparents would love it.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Norah actually wants to do handwriting these days. I've been having her write "Merry Christmas" on a sheet of her lined practice paper, fold it and then decorate it as a card for the neighbors. I think that I'm onto something here. Maybe I should just scrap the formal workbook and let her write notes to loved ones more often? I know the grandparents would love it.
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