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Developing pencil gripDeveloping pencil grip

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Developing pencil grip

Most children naturally develop a pencil grip that is comfortable for them. In a classroom there are lots of ways that children hold a pencil. A pencil grip is only a problem if a child has difficulty writing legibly, at a reasonable speed, or complains of a sore or tired hand when writing. If...

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Pencil pressurePencil pressure

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Pencil pressure

The best pencil grip is a comfortable grip that allows the hands and fingers to move freely when writing. Some children, however, hold their pencil very tightly and often press heavily on the page. As a result, a child may write in a slow and effortful manner and the hand may become tired and...

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