Writing
Pre-Writing Strokes
Printable pre-writing stroke practice sheet for autistic children — the foundation of holding a pencil and forming letters.
Before letters, there are lines — vertical, horizontal, circles, zig-zags. This is the actual foundation of pencil control, and autistic children need to spend real time here without rushing to letters. This free printable pre-writing strokes sheet is designed to be used one row a day, with no expectation of perfection.
Pre-Writing Strokes
The five strokes that come before letters — standing, sleeping, slanting, circle, curve.
How to use
- 1Strokes come before letters — this is the real first step.
- 2Finger in flour or sand, chalk, and crayon all count.
- 3Keep sessions short. Stop before frustration begins.
Standing line
Sleeping line
Slanting lines
Circle
Curve
Printing with Premium — ready for the wall