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Write Size: Helping Kids to Write Right
Most children love writing- I know mine do! Even Dot loves to join in and do her 'homework' when Mikey sits down to do his! The problem is though is that they have to use big pencils, unless you 'borrow' some when you play crazy golf! I was amazed when I heard that there was a company out there who were making pencils that were the
Pen & Pencil Day – Write Size pencils
I have already covered the pen part of Pen & Pencil Day with my first post this morning so now we are moving onto the pencils! I'd like to introduce you to Write Size, they have a range of pencils that are made to scale for children's hands and they believe that using the right size pencil will improve children's control and comfort when they
Explore Learning ask What’s the Write Size for handwriting?
We’ve partnered with providers of fun and educational products that we can share with our members to try out as part of our road testing programme. The latest product is called ‘Write Size’, designed to help children develop their writing skills. The Write Size pencils are tailored to different age ranges, so that children can get to grips with writing using a handy-sized pencil just for them.
2 Milk Bottles and a Packet of Nappies Review
Oliver was recently given the opportunity to try out a new size of pencils that last year appeared on the hit BBC show Dragons Den. The lovely people at Write Size sent us through a pack of 5 pencils, suitable for children aged 2-6 and a fantastic Writing Pad for Children. The writing pad was developed by Write Size to
Mum’s Wine HQ picks up a Write Size Pencil!
Does your child struggle with his/ her writing? Do you want to give your child the best start in developing writing skills? If so, take a look at these Write Size pencils, they come in three different sizes for different age ranges. Write Size pencils have been perfectly manufactured for little hands making holding the pencil and writing much more comfortable. The width and
The Brick Castle reviews Write Size Pencils
Write Size are a range of differently sized children's pencils designed especially to help with handwriting. There are 3 sizes, each with specific design features to help younger children learn to write neatly without the frustrations standard pencils can pose. I first saw Write Size Pencils at Blog On September, and I was really interested. Having watched and helped all
Homework Made Easier With Write Size Pencils
With Finn now attending Year 2, his homework stepped up a notch (or 2!!) and we are now having to work harder with him to get all of it’s done in time! There is English and Maths books which are send home every Friday to be completed by Wednesday and daily reading as well as learning and writing of his spelling test words within
How to INSTANTLY improve your child’s handwriting!
I write like a 5 year old. Seriously! I literally cannot write entirely joined up. I would love to blame my teachers, but it’s probably not their fault, they did the best they could with what they had, aka ME! It’s SOOO easy to look at your child’s writing and think “Hey, it looks a bit, erm, messy(?) now, but I’m sure

It’s great to see any product that encourages children to get writing. I particularly like the fact that the pencils are sized to fit hands in all sizes and the thickness of them makes them comfortable to write with. I’ve been trying to help my two year old nephew with holding a pencil, he holds it too far up and then struggles with control. I can’t wait to take these perfectly sized pencils home for him to try and solve this issue.

Charlotte Gater, Head of Education at Explore Learning

Handwriting requires frequent and discrete, direct teaching. Pupils should be able to form letters correctly and confidently. The size of the writing implement (pencil, pen) should not be too large for a young pupil’s hand. Whatever is being used should allow the pupil to hold it easily and correctly so that the bad habits are avoided.

As stated by the National Curriculum, GOV.UK

Parents also have a role to play in helping their child become comfortable with handwriting, particularly when it comes to practise. This is the only way to raise standards of writing across the board.

Angela Webb, Chairman of the National Handwriting Association

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Write Size: Helping Kids to Write Right
Most children love writing- I know mine do! Even Dot loves to join in and do her 'homework' when Mikey sits down to do his! The problem is though is that they have to use big pencils, unless you 'borrow' some when you play crazy golf! I was amazed when I heard that there was a company out there who were making pencils that were the
Pen & Pencil Day – Write Size pencils
I have already covered the pen part of Pen & Pencil Day with my first post this morning so now we are moving onto the pencils! I'd like to introduce you to Write Size, they have a range of pencils that are made to scale for children's hands and they believe that using the right size pencil will improve children's control and comfort when they
Explore Learning ask What’s the Write Size for handwriting?
We’ve partnered with providers of fun and educational products that we can share with our members to try out as part of our road testing programme. The latest product is called ‘Write Size’, designed to help children develop their writing skills. The Write Size pencils are tailored to different age ranges, so that children can get to grips with writing using a handy-sized pencil just for them.
2 Milk Bottles and a Packet of Nappies Review
Oliver was recently given the opportunity to try out a new size of pencils that last year appeared on the hit BBC show Dragons Den. The lovely people at Write Size sent us through a pack of 5 pencils, suitable for children aged 2-6 and a fantastic Writing Pad for Children. The writing pad was developed by Write Size to
Mum’s Wine HQ picks up a Write Size Pencil!
Does your child struggle with his/ her writing? Do you want to give your child the best start in developing writing skills? If so, take a look at these Write Size pencils, they come in three different sizes for different age ranges. Write Size pencils have been perfectly manufactured for little hands making holding the pencil and writing much more comfortable. The width and
The Brick Castle reviews Write Size Pencils
Write Size are a range of differently sized children's pencils designed especially to help with handwriting. There are 3 sizes, each with specific design features to help younger children learn to write neatly without the frustrations standard pencils can pose. I first saw Write Size Pencils at Blog On September, and I was really interested. Having watched and helped all
Homework Made Easier With Write Size Pencils
With Finn now attending Year 2, his homework stepped up a notch (or 2!!) and we are now having to work harder with him to get all of it’s done in time! There is English and Maths books which are send home every Friday to be completed by Wednesday and daily reading as well as learning and writing of his spelling test words within
How to INSTANTLY improve your child’s handwriting!
I write like a 5 year old. Seriously! I literally cannot write entirely joined up. I would love to blame my teachers, but it’s probably not their fault, they did the best they could with what they had, aka ME! It’s SOOO easy to look at your child’s writing and think “Hey, it looks a bit, erm, messy(?) now, but I’m sure

It’s great to see any product that encourages children to get writing. I particularly like the fact that the pencils are sized to fit hands in all sizes and the thickness of them makes them comfortable to write with. I’ve been trying to help my two year old nephew with holding a pencil, he holds it too far up and then struggles with control. I can’t wait to take these perfectly sized pencils home for him to try and solve this issue.

Charlotte Gater, Head of Education at Explore Learning

Handwriting requires frequent and discrete, direct teaching. Pupils should be able to form letters correctly and confidently. The size of the writing implement (pencil, pen) should not be too large for a young pupil’s hand. Whatever is being used should allow the pupil to hold it easily and correctly so that the bad habits are avoided.

As stated by the National Curriculum, GOV.UK

Parents also have a role to play in helping their child become comfortable with handwriting, particularly when it comes to practise. This is the only way to raise standards of writing across the board.

Angela Web, Chairman of the National Handwriting Association