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~Hand-over-hand technique
~Tracing letters of their name vs. writing independently
~Using pictures before words
~Handwriting Without Tears
~Daily clipboard handwriting activity
~Names on tables and cubbies and coat hooks
~Journals
~Sign In at Snack Time

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*Simple Journaling... paper, cookie sheet, and writing utensil.
*Clipboards

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*Name cards with letter link pictures at table spots, cubbies, etc
*clipboards, white boards in interest areas
*handwriting without tears
*model writing each letter, working one on one with students learning to write their name
*letter cards (letters of their name) - match the letters and put them in order
*journals - students draw pictures about the topic then tell the teachers about their work as the teacher writes
*writing in sand, letter stamps, playdoh, chalk boards, white boards, magnadoodles
*class book with students name/picture/letter link so other kids can write friends names

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West Harrison
Provide a variety of materials to promote writing through out the classroom (journals, name cared, clip boards, white boards, paper, etc...)

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Hand Writing Without Tears, Name Cards, Modeling, Journals, Clip Boards, Mini Notebooks, In writing center: poster with each child's photo & name, Magna Doodle Boards, Names on tables, Focus on one letter at a time, Lists of various things in various centers: ie: grocery list in house center, children who are scribblers when it comes to making a picture: model how to create, for example, a face, a tree, a car by using basic shapes to give them the confidence they need to do it themselves.

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name cards

checking in names

clipboards/paper

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Provide simple word cards with pictures. Letters and numbers written on blocks. Writing materials in centers. White boards and markers.

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surprise!

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Name cards accessible anytime they need to write their names. Journals - dictate writing. Provide clip boards so they can make a grocery list in Dramatic Play. Surveys.

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Provide a variety materials in each center to promote writing.  Word cards along with pictures, dictate writing on their pictures,  journals, clipboards, surveys, white boards, chalk boards, writing in sand, modeling.

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*Name sign in sheets
*Weekly journals- writing labels, telling them how to spell things, trace
*Write names on everything
*Thank you notes
*Clipboards and paper in all centers
*Surveys
*Handwriting without tears
*Writing letters on small chalk boards

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* Sign-in sheets (print names in highlight, blank spots)
* Names on tables
* Namecards
* Surveys
* Label drawings
* Thank-you notes
* Circle letters that match the model letter
* HWT workbook

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For children beginning to print their name, we use a model and focus on 1 letter at a time.

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* Simple journaling with lines and circles. (for 3's)
* Name writing
* List making in the different areas
* We have the students draw certain things and adults help them dictate what they drew.
* Using dry erase boards to have them draw or write.

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Clipboards and paper available in all centers
Journaling/Writing Notebooks
Sign-in procedure
Writing Center
HWT wood pieces, roll-a-dough letters