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The History of Benson Handwriting

The W.S. Benson & Company was started in 1917 and first published in the area of handwriting three years later when Benson's Muscular Writing by Minnie B. Graves was adopted for the state of Texas. Since that time, Benson handwriting programs have been used by countless teachers and students. Perfection Learning? is proud to present this completely new edition updated for today's Texas classrooms.

Program Authors

Marianne Gibbs, MOT, OTR, Texas Registered Master Trainer, Contributing Author Marianne Gibbs is an occupational therapist and the owner of Gibbs Consulting, Inc., based in Houston, Texas. As an educational speaker, Ms. Gibbs provides inspiring professional development workshops supporting the appropriate development of all young children.

Dr. Aimee Piller, OTR/L, Contributing Author Dr. Piller is a pediatric occupational therapist and owner of Pillar Child Development, LLC, located in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Piller specializes in sensory integration treatment and focuses on working with children with a variety of developmental and motor delays, including children with handwriting difficulties. She is passionate about working with children and believes all children should have the opportunity to learn and become independent in their environments.

Anita Uphaus, Ed.M., Contributing Author Anita Uphaus, a respected leader in public education and early childhood advocacy, has extensive experience in curriculum development and educator training.

For three decades, her passion and influence have provided support to teachers. She successfully directed model pre-kindergarten and kindergarten programs in Texas public schools where she was recognized and honored as an outstanding administrator. She served as president of local and state educator organizations.

In retirement, she shares her dedicated commitment as a champion for young children.

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HANDWRITING LESSONS

Each lesson takes approximately 15 minutes and includes

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Trace the name and the word.

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Trace the name and the word.

Trace the words.

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prefixes/suffixes, synonyms/antonyms,

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Formation Focus

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Trace the letter.

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Try it on your own.

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Trace the name and the word.

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Try some sentences.

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words anItd issenatepninc.es they wrote. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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i i i i Di iscuss the Keep the Focus prompt. Tracetheletter.

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riddle. Suggest that they write the words in a column on their papers, reminding them that all they need

Try it on your own.

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Iris wants to win. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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to change is the beginning sound to create each new -in word.

This helps a fish swim. (fin)

Trace the words.

pin win ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Write more words that rhyme with pin. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

This has a pointed tip and can hold things together. (pin)

This is what a can is made of. (tin)

Try it on your own. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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Perfection Learning Keep the Focus

Size Is the dot on your i right above the midline?

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The opposite of lose. (win)

The following -in words begin with consonant blends and digraphs.

This is the part of your face below your mouth. (chin)

This is another name for a smile. (grin)

Present ? Ask children to name the letter

featured at the top of the page.

? Verbalize the strokes as you model the formation of the uppercase I. Repeat.

? Then ask children to use the pointer finger on their writing hand to form the letter on their desk as you read the formation strokes. Repeat.

? Follow the same process as above for lowercase i.

Practice ? Have children look at the example

letters at the top of the page. Discuss the arrows and numbers shown. Explain that the arrows show the direction of the strokes and the numbers indicate each time a pencil lift, or jump, is needed. Discuss the specifics for the two forms of the featured letter.

? Have children use their pointer fingers to trace the two forms at the top of the first page of the lesson as you repeat the formation strokes. Then ask them to trace the letters again, repeating the strokes quietly with you.

? Have children complete the first two practice rows for uppercase I. Remind them to begin each letter at the starting dot. Explain that these dots guide their spacing of the letters. Repeat the process with the lowercase form of the letter.

? Identify the name and sight word on the left half of the page. Explain that names are proper nouns and always begin with an uppercase letter. The sight word featured begins with an uppercase letter if it is the first word in a sentence. Have children trace and then write the words.

? Ask a volunteer to read the two rhyming words on the right-hand half of the page. Discuss the phonogram. Challenge children to suggest other words with the same phonogram. Record phonogram words children suggest. Then have children trace and write the words.

? Finally, ask children to follow Letterman's self-evaluation prompt at the bottom of the page.

Proceed ? Identify the sound of i at the

beginning of island as the long-i sound. Ask children to put their thumbs up when they hear a word that begins with the long-i sound: lily, ice, pill, idea, I'm.

? Identify the sound at the beginning of itch as the short-i sound. Ask children to put their thumbs up when they hear a word that begins with the same sound: piece, inch, bill, inside, tip, important.

? Call attention to the photo of the correct pencil grip on the second page of the lesson, and remind left-handers to check their grip.

? Read the sentences together. Ask children to point out the uppercase letter that begins each sentence and to point out and identify the punctuation mark that ends each sentence.

? Read the directions together and provide children time to complete the page. Circulate and offer assistance as needed.

? When children finish, encourage them to share their rhyming words and the sentences they wrote. Consider creating a chart of -in words for display in the classroom.

Time Out to Evaluate

Ask children to consider the following questions to evaluate their formation of the new letter. Does your I begin at the skyline? Does your I match the size of the model?

Does your i begin at the midline? Is your i match the size of the model?

This is what covers your body. (skin)

This word means to turn around and around. (spin)

This word means the same as skinny. (thin)

One of two babies born at the same time. (twin)

OT TIPS

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? Support for proper letter formation with easy-to-follow instructions. ? QR codes at point of use provide animated letter formation models accessible on mobile devices--

school-to-home support. ? Self-assessment prompts encourage students to evaluate their work. ? Activities incorporate grade-appropriate ELAR TEKS. ? A Keep the Focus feature in each lesson reinforces the four components of legibility--size,

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Trace the letter.

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Try it on your own.

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Trace the name and the word.

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Try it on your own.

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Trace the letter.

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