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Supporting Your Child with their Pencil Grip
When your child holds a pencil, we want them to use an efficient grip, which allows them to write without pain or fatigue. The most efficient grip is the tripod grip. The pencil rests between the pads of the thumb and index finger while resting on the middle finger. The thumb and index finger make a circular shape which allows you to make small precise movements. Your child will naturally progress through the different pencil grips and may take a while to reach an efficient g
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Brick Walls
This activity is from the Pre-Writers Club - Unit 5. This unit is themed around Humpty Dumpty and contains lots of activities to support children with their pencil grip. What you need: Chalk Wall/Vertical Surface
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Rain, rain, go away!
This activity is from the Pre-Writers Club - Unit 1. This unit is themed around Incy Wincy Spider and contains lots of activities to support children with their pencil grip. What you need: Chalk pens Water Sponge/Cloth Squeegee if you have one
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Down and Up
Find out what the Incy Wincy Spider letters have in common and how to support your child.
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r - rainbow sticks
Children in reception will be learning to:
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