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Spooky ABC Phonics Game! Spooky Letters allows your kid to practice letter forming in both cursive (joined up) and pre-cursive format. Letters are sounded out phonetically to let your kid to develop skills of breaking down words. Completion of capital letters reveals a easy phonics based spelling mini game. Completion of either style of lower case letters is rewarded by a puzzle which reveals the Spooky hero in the box. 10 Benefits of Teaching Cursive Handwriting 1.Relative ease in introducing cursive penmanship to preschoolers. 2.Prevents reversals and confusion of letters 3.Enhances spelling ability 4.Develops internal control systems that can be used as program for learning 5.Potential for errors are diminished 6.Improved reading skills 7.Enforces the skills for patterns in reading and writing 8. Prevents erratic places between letters and words 9. Helps Left Handed Kids 10.Use as a program to place thoughts on paper quickly and easily Conclusion: We could teach our kids ‘Cursive First, Print Later’. Source: Samuel L. Blumenfield, "How Could We Teach Our Kids to Write? Cursive First, Print Later!" The British Dyslexia association suggest that kids learn the continuous cursive style. The cursive style has some significant advantages for Dyslexic students. The key advantages to this system are: * By making each letter in one movement, children’s hands develop a ‘physical memory’ of it, making it easier to produce the correct shape; * Because letters and words flow from left to right, kids are less likely to reverse letters which are typically difficult (like b/d or p/q); * There is a clearer distinction between capital letters and lower case; * The continuous flow of writing ultimately improves speed and spelling. Spooky Letters A- Z posters and learning activities are accessible for gratis on our site.