Ages 3 and up - HANDWRITING - CURSIVE - LETTER RECOGNITION AND PHONICS - TYPING
Ms. Davis has been teaching the Handwriting Without Tears program as a level one Certified Facilitator in Loudoun County since 2001.
Patient, energetic and fun, Ms. Davis can help your pre K through 6th grader tackle the frustrating and challenging field of legible writing without the stress and tears they experience at home and at school.
HOMEWORK GOES FASTER! - COMPLETE TESTS ON TIME! - LEGIBLE MATH! - REDUCE CRAMPING AND DISCOMFORT!
Ms. Davis offers pre-school letter recognition play groups as well as invididual evaluations and tutoring for both mainstream and special needs children.
Lack of legible and timely handwriting can be extreamly detrimental to your childs grades as well as self esteem. Handwriting Without Tears can bring fun and a great sense of achievement to your child.
Services include: Handwriting, fine motor skills, phonics, letter recognition, spacial acuity and typing skills. Age 3 and 4 in playgroups and age 5 and up individual.
Handwriting Witout Tears (HWT):
Our easy-to-teach, easy-to-learn curriculum makes handwriting mastery joyful for students and their teachers.
Research supports the active teaching of handwriting. Recent findings demonstrate that writing by hand improves creative writing skills and fine motor skills. In fact, elementary students have been found to write more and faster by hand than when keyboarding.
And with the adoption of the Common Core State Standards, the emphasis and expectations placed on classroom note-taking and expository writing in grades K–5 is greater than ever. (an exerpt from the HWT website)
Typing Skills:
Communicate faster and with more confidence with increased keyboarding skills. Currently the public school system can only provide one half of an elective to devote to this important lifetime skill. Children can be taught to type at a young age, making testing and paper writing much more stress free later in school. A playful group environment using games and drills and friendly competition can make learning fun and easy.
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