Allow students to pick the notebook that best suits their writing style. Check your classroom and writing corner lighting, too. When writing, the light should come over the student's shoulder on the side opposite his writing hand. An ergonomically designed keyboard or mouse does not work correctly for left-handed students. Try out all accessories with each hand before using them in the classroom.
Roller balls work well with either hand.
A right-handed mouse connected to the right of the computer makes mouse tasks harder for lefties, and the drawing tools in painting programs may be harder to use, so take this into account when giving assignments or tests. Art Class and Crafts Try each activity with both hands and decide on adjustments that may need to be made before your class tackles it. Calligraphy, for example, can be done left-handed, with the tip held at a different angle. Artwork can present problems to a child whose hand is resting on the work he just finished. A piece of scrap paper between his hand and the work may help.