Remembering & Finding (Memory)
When your child can't remember shapes
Before tracing small letters, learn them big with the whole body. Drawing large in the air with an arm, or writing with a finger in sand or on a fogged-up window: bigger movements stick in memory better. It's best to start with a meaningful letter, like the first letter of your child's name.
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