Apartment. Records for left -handed people, Shklyarova T.V.

These prescriptions and “Recording. Learning to write beautifully and competently ”T.V. Shklyarova is a single whole. As a rule, right -handed and left -handed people learn in the classroom. And teachers are faced with a problem: how to teach to write such different children. After all, left -handed people differ from right -handedness not only in that they hold a pen in the other hand. They are much more difficult to teach a letter: it is difficult for them to navigate in a notebook, they are more emotional, touchy and restless. Learning to write beautifully and competently ”will greatly facilitate the work of the teacher and help parents of the leshat. The procedure for studying letters and tasks in each lesson in these prescriptions is the same as in the “prescriptions. Learning to write beautifully and competently. ” This is done so that in the lesson a Levsh child can work with the class.

What is the difference between the “Celets for the Left” and why?

1. Samples and tasks are given on the right side so that the baby does not block them when writing them.

2. When studying a new element or letter with arrows, the direction of the letter is shown. For what? It is often difficult for a left child to remember directions, he confuses similar letters, often writes them mirror. And the arrows will help the baby not to go astray. The red point indicates the “beginning of the path.”

3. The drawings of some letters differ from those that will write to the lawsuits. Why? Levshonok experiences even greater difficulties in orientation on a notebook sheet than his classmate-correct. And it would be difficult for him to write letters and words without discretion, as the modern methodology of teaching writing requires this. Therefore, I had to change the drawings of some letters. Your child cannot be forced to write without discretion!

4. And the most unusual is a slope. It is convenient for children to write to children with a slope to the right. And to the lefts? With a slope to the left!

2nd edition, stereotypical.