Resources for Little Writers
Handwriting guides and tools for parents of Pre-K through 3rd grade children.
Handwriting guides and tools for parents of Pre-K through 3rd grade children.
Help Your Child Build the Skills Needed for Confident Handwriting.
An OT-backed, age-by-age system for Pre-K through 3rd grade parents — with practice pages and real activities you can start today.
The Handwriting Head Start Kit is a 46-page developmental guide created for Pre-K through 3rd grade and includes cursive readiness.
Written for parents and caregivers who want a clear, practical roadmap for supporting their child's handwriting at home.
What's inside:
Pre-K (ages 3–5): Pre-writing foundations, hand strengthening, and early skills
Kindergarten (ages 5–6): Letter formation and confidence building
1st–2nd grade (ages 6–8): Sizing, spacing, and legibility support
2nd–3rd grade (ages 7–9): Fluency, self-checking, and cursive readiness
Every stage includes age-appropriate activities, what to look for, and guidance you can start using today.
Who this is for: Parents, caregivers, homeschooling families, and anyone supporting a young child's writing journey.
Format: Digital PDF. Instant download after purchase. Readable on any device.
About the author: Cherie Johnson, MOT, OTR/L, is the founder of Ready-2-Write and has 20+ years of experience working with young children. This guide is provided in her role as a handwriting tutor and educator, not in her clinical capacity as an occupational therapist.
Important: This guide is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional evaluation. If you have concerns about your child's development, please consult with their teacher, pediatrician, or a licensed professional.
The earlier you start, the easier handwriting becomes — a few minutes a day can turn daily frustration into real progress.
Walking into an IEP meeting can be intimidating. You have more power in that room than you realize — but only if you know your rights before you sit down.
Written by a pediatric occupational therapist with 20+ years of school-based experience, this 77-page guide gives you plain-language explanations of IDEA and FAPE, the questions every parent should ask, real scripts to use in the meeting, and Florida-specific rights — so you walk in prepared, not overwhelmed.
📩 Instant digital download — a 77-page PDF delivered straight to your inbox
⚖️ Know your rights — IDEA, FAPE, and Prior Written Notice explained clearly
🗣️ Real language for the room — word-for-word scripts you can use
📍 Florida-specific guidance — state rights and regulations included
(This guide is for educational purposes and is not legal advice or occupational therapy services. Always consult a qualified professional for clinical evaluation or legal guidance.)
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