The straight line is the first pre-writing shape that children form, so children will likely be able to draw a line when they start to write. However, when children form letters they sometimes curve the lines making the letters difficult to read e.g. the l in flower looks like a c.

Wishing Well This activity is from the Summer Camp (Set 2 - m). What you need: Pot of coins Magnetic Fishing Rods/Spoon Tray filled with water - I used the storage box from our Phonics Box Towel

Using board games is a great way to develop the directional language that will help your child with letter formation.

Here are a few Halloween-themed snacks that your child can help to make. The activities help to develop pre-writing skills. Halloween...

Children in reception will be learning to: