Consider the particular needs of your left-handed child, and remove the obstacles from learning to write! The ultimate workbook for learning letters and numbers – just for left-handers! Left-handed children have a bit of a challenge in school, since writing numbers with the left hand is more difficult than with the right. They often feel the urge to write from right to left (mirror writing), and very few elementary school teachers are trained in educating left-handed children. Thus, it’s helpful for left-handers to begin learning to write numbers even before they start school, and they should be encouraged to do so. It doesn't get easier than this... Developed specifically for left-handed children, this pre-school workbook effectively helps your child write with their left hand. Customized writing direction: It is much easier for left-handers to write vertical strokes downward and horizontal strokes from right to left. Optimized layout: The letters and numbers are shown on both the left and right sides of every line. This allows the letters and numbers to stay visible and not be covered by the left hand. And best of all? You can cater to your child's special requirements, offer them a cognitive head start, and promote their intellectual development – all while having fun. Details at a glance: Learning the letters Aa-Zz and numbers 0-30, perfect for children Each letter is shown with a corresponding illustration Each number is shown with pictures to count Writing direction is customized for left-handers The perfect preparation for pre-school and elementary school Suitable for children ages 4-7 Scroll up, and click "Buy now" to get your copy of this workbook for left-handers and provide your child with optimal preparation for success in school.
ASIN: B08NF336FL
VSKU: PKV.B08NF336FL.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Clever, Amanda
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: A well-loved companion. Corners and cover might show a little wear, and you could find some notes or highlights. The dust jacket might be MIA, it might have been a library book and extras aren't guaranteed—but the story's all there!