Handwriting for left-handers. Learning to write beautifully and correctly. Study guide for 7-year-old children (black and white)

These recipes and "recipe. Learning to write beautiful and competently "T.V. Shklyarova constitute a single integer. The class learn is usually right-handers, and left-handers. And teachers face a problem: how to teach to write such different children. After all, the left-handers differ from the right not only by the fact that they hold the handle in the other hand. They are much more difficult to train the letter: it is difficult for them to navigate the notebooks, they are more emotional, offensive and restless.
Property for the left. Learning to write beautifully and competently "will greatly facilitate the work of the teacher and help the parents of Levshat. The procedure for studying letters and tasks in each lesson in these sets are the same as in the PRFs. Learning to write beautiful and competently. This is done in order to at the lesson the child-Left -sham could work with the class.
What are the difference between "propusions for the left" from ordinary and why?
1. Samples and tasks are given on the right side so that the baby does not block them when writing.
2. When studying a new element or letter, arroders show the direction of the letter. For what? The left-handed child is often difficult to remember the directions, it confuses the similar letters, often writes their mirror. And the arrows will help the baby do not get off the way. The red dot indicates the "start of the way.
3. Inscription some letters differ from those who will write children-right-handers. Why? Levvock is experiencing even greater difficulties in orientation on a notebook sheet than his classmate-right-hander. And it would be difficult for him to write letters and words without remotely, as the modern method of learning writing is required. Therefore, I had to change the inscription of some letters. Your child can not be forced to write without read!
4. And the most unusual - slope. It is convenient to write with right-handers with a slope to the right. And left-handers? With the slope to the left!
2nd edition, stereotypical