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Cut out and laminate the hands (one for each child) and the target slips below. Every childstarts with the target of including ‘finger spaces’ in their writing, but as they progress theadditional target slips can be added to their individual hand (using Velcro).

Left-handed children can even use their laminated hand (rather than their right hand) forfinger spaces as this is easier and avoids hands crossing over and getting in a tangle!!!

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Finger spaces

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Full stops

Capital letters

Read it again

Full stops

Capital letters

Finger spaces

Read it again

Full stops

Capital letters

Read it again

Full stops

Capital letters

Read it again

Cut out and laminate the hands (one for each child) and the target slips below. Every childstarts with the target of including ‘finger spaces’ in their writing, but as they progress theadditional target slips can be added to their individual hand (using Velcro).

Left-handed children can even use their laminated hand (rather than their right hand) forfinger spaces as this is easier and avoids hands crossing over and getting in a tangle!!!

Full stops

Finger spaces

Full stops

Finger spaces

Full stops

Capital letters

Finger spaces

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Capital letters

Finger spaces

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Finger spaces

Read it again

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