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✏️ Want to Get the Most Out of Your Cards?

Here are some handwriting tips and sensory ideas to try today:

1. Add Sensory Play:
Let your child “trace” the letter in shaving cream, salt trays, or sand. Sensory input helps the brain retain letter shapes more effectively.

2. Use a Binder Ring:
Print and laminate the cards, then hole-punch and clip on a ring. Use it as part of your morning basket, calm-down routine, or on-the-go learning.

3. Try Rainbow Writing:
Have your child write the same letter with multiple colors. This builds muscle memory and visual interest without overwhelm.

4. Use a Whiteboard or Window Markers:
Make it fun! Practice the same “Say it, Trace it, Write it” routine on a vertical surface for more core + shoulder stability.

Want More Handwriting Tools?

If you loved these cards, check out the rest of my Handwriting & Fine Motor printables:

• ✨ Handwriting Warm-Up Visual Cards
• ✏️ Jokes + Gross Facts Copywork
• 🔄 Letter Reversal Practice Pack
• 🎲 Roll-a-Silly Sentence Game
• 📏 Letter Sizing + Spacing Posters