12/10/2026
Can you read what your child has written… or are you left trying to decipher it?
When a child's d looks like an a, or their o looks like a u, even simple sentences can become difficult to read!
Poor letter formation doesn't just affect neatness — it can impact a child's confidence, writing fluency and ability to communicate their ideas effectively.
Developing accurate, automatic letter formation helps children focus on WHAT they're writing, rather than HOW they're writing.
Because handwriting should be a tool for learning, not a barrier to it!