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How to Improve Writing Skills for Kids
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How to Improve Writing Skills for Kids

  • avatarBy Asim Rehman
  • June 8, 2021

How To Improve Writing Skills for Kids

Did you know that children start understanding the difference between drawing and writing by the age of 3? Just like any other skill, teaching writing to kids can be a little tasking. They may face difficulty in holding a pencil or even refuse to listen to you while you direct them. As frustrating as it can be at times, it is important to understand how kids operate at the learning stage and what needs to be done. Therefore, the question is, are you looking for tips on how to improve writing skills for kids? Here are some easy yet extremely effective activities to improve writing skills.

Make it fun

While teaching kids how to write it is important to make it fun! A slate and chalk have always been fascinating to kids. Along with that, think of interesting ways to teach them. Give them a box of sand and ask them to use their finger to draw the letters. You could do also the same using salt.

Strengthen the hand muscles

Children usually find it difficult to write as their hand muscles are yet not strong enough to grip the pencil and write firmly. Give your child clay to play with which will strengthen their hand muscles as they squeeze the clay. Moreover, make sure to give them a pencil or crayon that fits their palm comfortably.

Allow your child to scribble

As a parent, it can be extremely agitating when your child scribbles on paper. The key is to allow your child to be a free bird when it comes to writing. Allow them to scribble as much as they want. When your child will see the different designs on the paper, it will encourage him/her to scribble more. This is an activity that will guide your child in writing letters later.

Show some enthusiasm

Your child loves it when he/she receives positive feedback from you. It is important to show enthusiasm while your child is writing or drawing. Reveal how excited you are with their work. Celebrate every letter and word that they write. Your child is doing his/her best and seeing you excited will boost their confidence.

Make margin lines visible

Just like when you are learning to drive a car, you are taught to drive within the lanes, similarly, making the margin lines clear helps your child in writing on a straight line. Once they learn how to write on a straight line their letters become crisper and neater.

Tracing

Tracing helps children follow the letters correctly. They get a better understanding of the letters and as they practice their minds adapt to writing in the same pattern.

Leave them notes

Leave your kids’ notes around the house and ask them to respond with another note. This activity is not just fun but also helps them to communicate using their words in written form. You can create a family whiteboard where you can stick your notes.

Writing cards and letters

In today’s time, writing cards and letters seem to be losing its way. You should encourage your kids to write cards and letters to their family and friends and help them post them. Making them do this will boost enthusiasm and they will be excited when they receive a letter in return.

Writing a poem/story as a gift

Why purchase a gift when you can write it!? As humans, we are always touched by the idea of kind written words. Embed in your kids the courteous gesture of gifting a poem/story as a gift. This will allow them to express their emotions to others without hesitation.

Art of journaling

Teach your children the art of journaling. You can stick pictures of their favorite food or sport and ask them to write how does it make them feel. It does not have to be detailed; however, this will help them write words and form sentences.

Always keep pencil/paper within easy reach

Always keep pencils, crayons and paper within the easy reach of children. This will encourage them to write when they see the writing material.

Make them write in small groups

As a teacher, you may wonder how to improve students writing skills. As mentioned earlier, it is important to understand how do kids’ minds operate. One of the ways how to improve kids’ handwriting is to make them write in small groups. This allows you as a teacher to closely observe them and immediately correct them if required. This enables them to learn quickly rather than writing unsupervised.

Writing is a powerful tool and let’s not forget it is also a therapy. Once a child learns how to write and express themselves on paper, it helps them become confident and communicate with others more openly.

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