Left Hand Writing - 3rd Grade Vocabulary -101 Essential Words

This book has 101 words which are essential to 3rd graders' intellectual advancement. These words are not necessarily commonly used in a day to day conversation, but they are frequently used in classes and textbooks during academic dialogue across all subjects, such as history, math, language arts, science, etc. By mastering these essential words, your child will be able to learn new knowledge more effectively through better communication and more precise presentation ability. An advanced vocabulary ability will enhance a child's confidence toward a leadership position and stay ahead of the academic curve among their peers. This book takes a new approach to improve vocabulary study efficiency. Your child will learn and memorize the words through the process of handwriting practice, using both visual cues and the motion of handwriting to stimulate the memory. Remember taking notes then reviewing those same notes? This is one of the most effective ways to achieve long term memories. By practicing handwriting on these 101 essential words in this book, your child will learn the meaning and use of the words subconsciously and simultaneously gain the skill of neat handwriting. Good handwriting guarantees a good fine motor skill that stimulates your child's artistic neurons to cultivate a creative mindset. Do you know that handwriting has become a skill of artistic creation when everyone else is typing? It's true, not every one of your friends or classmates can write neatly, not to mention artistically. Well, you can. The Code-Scri is designed as a script font specifically for left-hand children to write artistically. Practicing the handwriting of this font will trigger the unique artistic creativity gifted for left-handed children. The remaining of this book will help you to learn the academic words through Code-Scri handwriting practices. Here is the font map. The font Code-Scri is designed to fit perfectly to left-hand children with most of its letters written in a counter-clockwise circulating motion. That's the core concept of writing the Code-Scri font.