Pre Writing Skills, Activities and Stages for Emergent Writers || Tips for Special Needs Education

This vides will help you understand the Pre Writing Skills, activities and Stages for Emergent Writers. Even though I am parent and my channel focuses on special needs education, these pre writing tips apply to child. Just as a special needs parent, we get to spend more time working with them on each stage (so we need more pre Writing skills, activities, tools and tips).

0:00 Introduction
1:27 Pre Writing Stage 1 (Explained & Tips): Drawing
2:01 Pre Writing Stage 2 (Explained & Tips): Scribbling
2:30 Pre Writing Stage 3 (Explained & Tips): Mock Handwriting
3:20 Pre Writing Stage 4 (Explained & Tips): Letter Like Formations
3:48 Pre Writing Stage 5 (Explained & Tips): Letter Strings
4:28 Pre Writing Stage 6 (Explained & Tips): Transitional Stage
4:43 Pre Writing Stage 7 (Explained & Tips): Simple Words & Phrases
5:38 Pre Writing Stage 8 (Explained & Tips): Conversational Spelling & Writing
5:55 Building Good Foundation During Drawing Stage Tips
7:50 Building With Letters to build Letter Recognition
9:23 Body Awareness
9:43 Sensory Integration for Pre Writing
12:23 Writing Materials & Tools
15:00 Personal Experience With Special Needs Daughter

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DISCLAIMER: I am not a professional doctor or therapist but I am a mom who has access to these resources. I have used these techniques and have brought them to this platform to share with you. If you have any question please contact you physician or professional. Our information is intended to be for guidance and is not a substitute for advice from a physician or any other medical professional.

[EverydayBlessings]

Watching the writing develop is so much fun!

[ohcraft]

This is a great video for parents who are just beginning the reading journey, it definitely makes a difference when you are teaching children with special needs

[SevenInAll]

This is such a good video, Leilani! We love the Handwriting without Tears wooden pieces.

[lovely]

Love this! My son never likes to draw or write and he needs a lot of practice and the moment we go a week or so without it’s starting over in terms of progress. So great tips for helping and love that we do have some of them already but I’ll work on being more diligent in integrating into our day.
My 2 yo is pretty opposite who loves to draw and scribble so much so we bought many notebooks during back to school shopping just for her to have her own stuff. Painting, cutting yarn and writing on my kitchen cabinets, freshly painted walls, dining table and floor are still her favorite though. 😅

[ItsAWanderfulLife]

This was a great layout of the stages. another amazing job, Leilani! ♡

[fortheloveofteaching]

These are great ideas, and I love the exercises you included for visual-motor integration. These tips would have helped my son greatly when he was younger. We had a lot of success with Handwriting without Tears. Great video!

[Maria-hevw]

Love this so much is it a series you are doing ?

[jenniferharley]

Thank you so much for this! Looks like my son is in the transitional stage. He loves for me to help with hand over hand, buts its difficult because he's a lefty and i am right handed. Any suggestions to make it easier?

[genabrady]

My daughter has developmental delays. At almost 10, her writing is like a first graders. Her fine motor skills are WAY behind. But she is an advanced reader. The preschool motor skills stuff is too babyish. So we started The Good and the Beautiful handwriting, level 3. The cursive makes it feel less babyish. It's short lessons, and there is always some sort of drawing or maze at the bottom of the page.

[lauriedunn]

Encouraging video. It was a little hard to see what you were writing in the beginning.