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Home Suggestions for Writing Difficulites
- Use shaving cream, pudding, etc to practice writing letters, words spelling list
- Have tray with rice, salt, grits, and practice letters, words, spelling list
- Make an obstacle course (including running, jumping, and writing/drawing on a vertical surface)
- Use play dough, flatten into a smooth surface, write on play-doh with pencil, roll into segments of letters
- Play games that require eye-hand coordination using gross and fine motor skills (tennsi, basketball, playing catch, fishing games, etc)
- Play Simon Says or the mirror game and the child has to copy body movements
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