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Ensure that the paper is positioned correctly in front of the child, with the top edge of the paper aligned with the dominant hand's shoulder.
Teach children to maintain consistent letter size and spacing between words. Encourage them to leave enough space between letters and words.
Provide paper with lined or grid patterns to assist children in maintaining straight, evenly-spaced writing. These visual cues help guide letter formation and alignment.
Encourage children to write slowly and deliberately, focusing on forming each letter accurately and maintaining consistent spacing between words.
Teach children to maintain a relaxed grip on the writing utensil, avoiding excessive pressure that can lead to fatigue and discomfort.
Encourage regular and consistent practice to reinforce handwriting skills and build muscle memory. Short, frequent practice sessions are more effective.