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Letter Sizing, Orientation, Spacing and Formation Activity

May 21, 2023 Barbara A. Smith, MS, OTR/L Leave a comment

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Posted in: Autism, Developmental disabilities, dyspraxia, Learning disabilities, Make a craft or adaptation, occupational therapy Filed under: letter formation, letter orientation, letter sizing, letter spacing

Scrabble Tiles to Practice Letter Spacing and line Orientation

May 13, 2023 Barbara A. Smith, MS, OTR/L Leave a comment

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Posted in: child development, occupational therapy, writing skills Filed under: letter orientation, letter spacing, writing skills

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