by EYP | Apr 15, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids, Phonics and Handwriting, Video
Teach your child: How to Write the Letter n | Easy Handwriting Practice for Kids Learning how to correctly write the lowercase letter n is a key part of early literacy for children in early years, preschool, reception, and Year 1. Because it shares a similar shape...
by EYP | Apr 13, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids, Phonics and Handwriting, Video
Teach your child: How to Write the Letter m | Easy Handwriting Practice for Kids Learning how to correctly write the lowercase letter m is an important step for children in early years, preschool, reception, and Year 1. Because this letter requires repetitive arching...
by EYP | Apr 11, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids, Phonics and Handwriting, Video
Teach your child: How to Write the Letter l | Simple Handwriting Practice for Kids Learning how to correctly write the lowercase letter l is an excellent starting point for young writers because it focuses on a single, clean movement. As children in early years,...
by EYP | Apr 9, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids, Phonics and Handwriting, Video
Teach your child: How to Write the Letter k | Simple Handwriting Practice for Kids Learning how to correctly write the lowercase letter k is an important step for children in early years, preschool, reception, and Year 1. Because it involves several changes in...
by EYP | Apr 7, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids, Phonics and Handwriting, Video
Teach your child: How to Write the Letter j | Simple Handwriting Practice for Kids Mastering how to correctly write the lowercase letter j is an exciting milestone for young learners. As children move through early years, preschool, reception, and Year 1, developing a...
by EYP | Apr 1, 2026 | Guidance for Parents and Kids, Phonics and Handwriting
Teach your child: Teach Your Child the Letter g in 10 Seconds (Handwriting Trick) In the early stages of writing, many children find certain letters—like ‘g’, ‘d’, and ‘a’—confusingly similar. If your child’s ‘g’ often looks like an ‘a’, or they struggle with where to...