Little Learners Fun Activities

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Little Learners Fun Activities

Hello, I’m Fatimah, an early years educator.
In this lesson under our Foundation Stroke for Early Writing Strokes series, we focus on the Left Curve, an essential pre-writing stroke for young learners.
The left curve is a curved movement that starts from the top and gently curves to the left. This stroke prepares children for writing letters such as C, O, G, and Q, and helps develop correct writing direction, hand control, and smooth pencil movement.
Children should practice left curves using large movements—such as air writing, board tracing, or sand play—before moving to pencil and paper.
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Little Learners Fun Activities

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1 month ago | [YT] | 0

Little Learners Fun Activities

Hello everyone 👋
Welcome to Little Learners Fun Activities by Fatimah.
Today, we are learning about Foundation Writing Strokes for Early Writing ✍️
These strokes come in three main categories:
1️⃣ Stroke Down
2️⃣ Left Curves#PreschoolActivities
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3️⃣ Right Curves
Before children can write letters and numbers, they must first understand and practice basic writing strokes.
👉 Remember: writing starts with strokes.
🎯 Objective
To help children understand and practice the downward stroke, which is the foundation for many letters and numbers.
Today’s focus is Stroke Down — one of the most important foundation strokes in early writing.
✨ Why Stroke Down Matters
✔ Builds shoulder and arm control
✔ Develops fine motor skills
✔ Reduces pencil pressure later
✔ Helps children understand direction (top to bottom)
🎨 Fun Ways We Practice Stroke Down
🔹 Air writing to build muscle memory
🔹 Board or wall tracing for direction awareness
🔹 Water tracing for sensory learning
🔹 Sand or salt tray tracing for fine motor control
🔹 Drop activities to connect movement with meaning
🔹 Pencil practice to emphasize direction and neatness
👉 Remember: don’t expect perfection. Progress comes with practice.
🗣 Teaching language we use:
“We start at the top and go down.”
Strong strokes today lead to confident writing tomorrow.
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