What to read after Handwriting Colour Dots: The Alphabet Learning Method?

 Do you find yourself unable to help all the children at once, due to each child being at a different level and learning at a different pace? Would you like an Alphabet program that is easy to explain and becomes a self-learning method, which builds confidence in children?

Discover a way you can help all the children learn to write the alphabet at the same time, while the children learn at their own speed. Children find this method easy to understand and apply to writing because it is simply connecting the dots. After minimal instruction, it becomes a self-learning method for children.  This makes children more independent and confident in their own abilities. In a large classroom, it’s difficult for teachers to spend ample time with each child. The colour dots alphabet learning method makes it easy for teachers to teach children in a convenient and clear manner. Parents are also able to help children at home with clear and easy to understand instructions. Colour Dots: The Alphabet Learning Method, would be beneficial and meaningful when taught at primary schools.  The books are well developed and suited for primary school children as they meet printing and writing needs within the current curriculum.

This is an accurate method on how to write alphabet letters. The method precisely lets individuals know where to start, in which direction to proceed and exactly where to stop. It leaves no room for error. With Colour Dots: The Alphabet Learning Method, children will draw a line from the biggest dot to the smallest dot of the same colour.  In the order yellow, green, red then black.  When completed, it will form a letter.  The paper is clear with no distractions on it; the children have only the dots and line under them to focus on.

The complete Colour Dots: The Alphabet Learning Method program consists of four parts.  The books are, Manuscript Uppercase Letters, Manuscript Lowercase Letters, Cursive Uppercase Letters and Cursive Lowercase letters.