I’ve been asked recently what our favorite resources are for strengthening little hands and helping kids to read or write. Our children with autism and dyslexia have enjoyed these tools and we’ve seen great improvement! If your child struggles with reading, handwriting, story telling, or fine motor skills…. give some of these a try. Some of these are also great to pass around during story time to keep hands busy. We keep them in a bin and bring them out only during school hours so they feel extra special. I’ve linked the following through amazon but sometimes you can find them cheaper at Christian Book Store when they run sales.
Twist and Write Pencils to assist Pencil Grip
Handwriting Without Tears Slide and See Screen
Handwriting Without Tears Roll-A-Dough Letters
Handwriting Without Tears Blackboard
Handwriting Without Tears Slate Board Manipulative
Handwriting Without Tears Chalk Bits
Therapy Putty for Hand Exercises (4 different strengths)
(Tools for stress relief and finger exercises)
Learning Resources Lowercase Letters for Lacing
Handwriting Without Tears Flip Crayons
Handwriting Without Tears Wood Pieces Set
Latchmate Bin to store manipulatives
(pictured is the medium size,
we have the large one to hold all the above,
look at michaels for these too)
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