The models below look a lot different from the previous examples. They also look different from the fluent writing product produced by most people - even those who are good writiers. The models are designed to exaggerate the start and stop points so it should be much easier to identify the targets. As with the other samples, use a pencil to mark the start and stop points you see on the word little. Mark the sample below also.
Cursive print offers an excellent way to correlate rhythmic letter production.
It helps the pupil to produce rhythmic units by exaggerating the start and stop point for each letter. New words can be built with rhythmic movement one letter at a time. You can correlate rhythm into spelling, vocabulary and language activities quickly and easily. We also offer ready-made, reproducible practice sheets with 1,000 high frequency words. Based on the latest research findings, this activity is a visual-feedback strategy.