Writing, Outlining, Completing

Calligraphic practice "Writing, Outlining, Completing" is an excellent exercise for handwriting training:
- learning to write beautifully
- convenient format
- author's methodology

A beautiful, clear handwriting is the result of constant practice. This practice will help develop this skill. It contains several types of tasks. 
"Outline": the child must draw lines along the dotted line. This develops visual-motor coordination and graphic-motor skills, attention, and accuracy. 
"Complete": the child needs to compare two images, find which details are missing, and complete them. This develops attention, memory, and graphic-motor skills. 
"Write letter elements": the child must repeat letter elements along the dotted line. The elements are not given in isolation but as part of letters, which helps in forming correct images, on the basis of which the child will be able to write ergonomically in the future. 
After completing all tasks in the practice, the young student will easily move on to the next stage - writing cursive letters and their connections.