Peggy Lego - teaching handwriting in the classroom
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VIA WEBEX WEBINAR
Handwriting plays a key role in children's literacy and has a significant impact on broader learning at school. Research also has identified that handwriting is a predictor of later academic success. A common challenge faced by many educators, is how and when do we teach children how to handwrite.
The Peggy Lego program is a well used tool, designed to teach children the fundamental skills and strokes required for successful handwriting. This approach can be simple to implement into the classroom, with great success. Berry Johnston of Lil' Peeps Occupational Therapy for Kids has over 18 years experience as an OT, working with children and within the school setting and shares her expertise in supporting the skills requried for handwriting.
The professional learning will address:
- Physical development required for handwriting
- What is the Peggy Lego program
- How to use Peggy Lego in the classroom
## Please note, link to webinar will be provided once ticket is purchased. The cost of the ticket is for one viewer only, multiple tickets will need to be purchased for each individual attending.