Books in Learn to Write series

Write, Slide & Learn! Books are a fun, interactive way to teach children valuable early educational skills. Children simply read the question and fill in the blanks with the special erasable marker included. Then, once they have completed each row, they can slide out the tab to check their answers! The wipe-clean pages allow children repeated practice, while carefully devised activities help them advance their skills as the level of difficulty increases through out the book. Write, Slide & Learn! is a wonderful learning tool and complement to a child's school education.

Learn to Write the Alphabet in Capital Letters (Workbook 2) is a bright and colorful workbook for younger children, aged 4-6 years. The simple instructions and exercises teach letter formation and letter direction in a structured and practical way. Capital letters are grouped into ‘letter families’ to make handwriting neat and clear.*The unique Magic Link font prepares children for cursive (joined-up) writing and improves letter direction, size, spacing and speed.*Follow the arrows and instructions to form letters correctly.*Grouping of letter families makes handwriting easy to learn and reinforces muscle memory. This tried and tested, step-by-step approach is perfect for both right and left-handers and recommended for children with dyslexia. These workbooks inspire confidence that letters can be written neatly and simply with little scope for error.Written by Lee Dein, the creator of the Magic Link handwriting programme and a qualified speech and language therapist, dyslexia teacher and handwriting specialist.www.magiclinkhandwriting.com

Learn to Write Short Words (Workbook 4) teaches the formation of short words in a highly structured and visual way. Words are grouped into ‘vowel families’ which are colour-coded and include 100 high frequency words to help with reading, writing spelling and phonics. *The unique Magic Link font prepared children for cursive (joined-up) writing and improves letter direction, size, spacing and speed. *Follow the arrows and simple instructions to form letters correctly. *Grouping of vowel families makes handwriting easy to learn and reinforces muscle memory. This tried and tested, step-by-step approach is perfect for both right and left-handers and recommended for children with dyslexia. These workbooks inspire confidence that letters can be written neatly and simply with little scope for error.Written by Lee Dein, the creator of the Magic Link handwriting programme and a qualified speech and language therapist, dyslexia teacher and handwriting specialist. www.magiclinkhandwriting.com