Handwriting " mastering correct letter formation " 
the physical act of writing by hand to improve memory, comprehension and critical thinking skills.
 
Identifying letters quickly in print
 
New to Little Child Big Mind is our fast visual letter recognition book which helps with understanding the alphabetic principle, that letters and letter patterns represent the sounds of the spoken language.
 
Studies have shown that handwriting can improve memory, comprehension, and critical thinking skills. When we write by hand, we engage multiple areas of our brain, including those responsible for language processing and memory retention. 
 
One important aspect of handwriting is the ability to identify letters quickly in print. As children learn to form each letter correctly, they also become faster at recognising them in written text. This leads to better reading fluency and comprehension, as well as the ability to write more accurately and efficiently.
 
Furthermore, handwriting has been linked to improved academic performance. 
 
In addition, handwriting can also have therapeutic benefits. It has been used in occupational therapy to help individuals with fine motor skill difficulties or disabilities improve their coordination and control. The repetitive motions involved in handwriting can promote relaxation and reduce stress levels.
 
Download our "My Letters And Sounds Book" where every letter of the alphabet  has its own page and print out at your leisure, print over and over to help your child master the letters that they require more focus on.