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Visit the TeacherWeb® videos to learn about the features, modifications, and customizations available on your website. Click here to learn more. Pony Writing small medium large In the Writing Center I am learning... to use fine motor skills. to use a variety of writing utensils. to draw and write in a journal. to write my name and other important words. to use a variety of materials to draw on. cooperation skills. to make choices and decisions. Writing Development Checklist Stage 1 Child scribbles Stage 2 Writes with curvy lines Writes cursive ms Writes small circles Writes vertical lines Stage 3 Arranges letters in different ways to indicate different letters Stage 4 Traces and copies letters and words Uses mock letters and symbols Stage 5 Uses random lettering Labels pictures Makes lists of words Uses temporary spelling Child writes one letter for each syllable heard Stage 6 Uses more alphabet letters Vowels appear Temporary spelling becomes closer to standard spelling Stage 7 Uses conventional spelling for the most part Writing: Our writing time focuses both on the Writer's Workshop and handwriting. It is very important to help your child write their thoughts down on paper in sequence while stopping to sound out each word. Handwriting practice can now move forward from letters in isolation to practicing "shadow writing" (copying correctly written text) new sight words and decodable sentences. Or, would you like to view and optionally restore one of these previous versions? Password: Forgot your password?

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