Apparently writing on the computer works for her

[Dmmetler]

Here's DD7's written (typed) narration from D'Aulaire's book of Greek Myths. It's quite a change from the 1-2 sentences she normally manages to write. I think she likes being able to "Write" such pretty cursive :).

 

Is there any real reason to NOT let her type the narrations from now on? She's still doing regular copywork for handwriting practice (and other benefits).

 

(I don't know why it looks black in the preview-if you click on it, it's still there-it's a word doc saved as a .pdf).

Pandora was modeled in the likeness of Aphrodite.pdf

Pandora was modeled in the likeness of Aphrodite.pdf

[Woodland Mist Academy]

My dd was typing narrations at that age. She had plenty of handwriting at other times. Typing narrations at that age had short-term and long-term benefits for her. No regrets.

Edited August 27, 2012 by Hilltop Academy

[CupOCoffee]

My dd was typing narrations at that age. She had plenty of handwriting at other times. Typing narrations at that age had short-term and long-term benefits for her. No regrets.

 

:iagree: especially if it takes the stress off of her, and she is doing handwriting practice elsewhere.