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HomeQuestions & Answers#AskTheExpert hi ma'am good morning... my son is 4 years and 4 months old .. he is in LKG now ... and his teacher complaints that he cannot write alphabets by he is very good in orals ... and he recognises all alphabets and numbers ... he can hold the pencil and color and draw lines by he cannot write independently yet .. am worried because she says all other kids are writing ..
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#AskTheExpert hi ma'am good morning... my son is 4 years and 4 months old .. he is in LKG now ... and his teacher complaints that he cannot write alphabets by he is very good in orals ... and he recognises all alphabets and numbers ... he can hold the pencil and color and draw lines by he cannot write independently yet .. am worried because she says all other kids are writing ..

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy2 years ago
A. Regular reading is a stepping stone to better writing and helps kids’ strengthen their writing skills. It helps expand children’s vocabulary and shows them different ways of using words. This also makes it easier for them to use these words in their own writing. With younger children, make sure you’re reading together every day and encouraging their love of reading as they grow. Start reading early—many children who devour books grow up to become strong writers themselves.  For young children just learning to write, try creating a worksheet where they can trace letters and words. Write out letters and words, place another piece of paper on top, and have your child trace onto the blank piece of paper. You can also create a connect-the-dots game by having your child trace along dotted lines and then tell you which letter or word she or he finds.
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