Search query: spelling without tears

Product: Handwriting Without Tears Slate Manipulative - SLT
Brand: Handwriting Without Tears
Relevance: Complement
With this occupational-therapist-designed program, children with visual, perceptual, fine-motor and other processing problems learn to write neatly and legibly. What's the big deal? Handwriting Without Tears (HWT) utilizes a two-lined approach to handwriting, providing a simple but clearly successful style. This style is developmentally based, works for children of all abilities, is easy to teach and is multi-sensory. Handwriting Without Tears is also "lefty" friendly and includes easy-to-learn
Slate Chalkboard is used to teach and remediate capitals and numbers
The smiley face at the top left corner reinforces top-to-bottom, left-to-right directionality
Children write capitals and numbers in a consistent size on the 4 x 6 in Slate
Improved finger dexterity helps to develop good pencil grip

Product: Learning Without Tears - Cursive Kickoff Student Workbook, Current Edition - Handwriting Without Tears Series - 2nd Grade Writing Book - Cursive Writing, Language Arts Lessons - For School or Home Use
Brand: Handwriting Without Tears
Color: Blue
Relevance: Substitute
Facilitates an easy transition from printing to cursive, with digital instruction opportunities available
Includes pretest/posttest screener to help drive instruction and monitor student progress
Learn & Check helps teachers and students check letter, word, and sentence skills
Lesson plans incorporate letter review with words and sentences
Activity pages combine handwriting instruction with paragraph, poem, composition, and language arts activities

Product: Learning Without Tears Building Writers, Student Edition- Grade 2, Writing Skills in Narrative, Information, Opinion Style, Writing Fluency- Independent Writing or Whole Class- For School and Home Use
Brand: Handwriting Without Tears
Relevance: Exact
Narrative: Students will write stories in logical order with detail, action, and emotion, and provide an ending/closure
Information: Write an introduction about their topic, facts to explain their topic, and a conclusion
Opinion/Argument: Students will learn to clearly state their opinion in a topic sentence, provide reasons to support their opinion, and write a conclusion