Teach your child handwriting; in this lesson, horizontal lines from left to right in squares on the First Handwriting Worksheet. This is used in the letters A, E, F, H, I, J, L, T, Z, e, f, t and z and the numbers 2, 4, 5 and 7. OnSchooler Foundations 101 (Preschool) ------------------------------------------------------------------ Use our flashcards and worksheets to teach your child the shapes and colors, letter names and sounds, number values and names to 10, and handwriting with our easy preschool curriculum. These videos show you exactly how to teach each mini-lesson at home. Preschoolers should typically get three of these 5-minute lessons a day. You can watch the video with your child and then do it yourself at home, or you can just watch it by yourself to see what to do. All of the instructions, flashcards, handwriting pages and skill tracking forms are available in the Foundations 101 book, which covers all of the preschool skills and is also great for use with older students who have special needs. Once your child has mastered all of these skills, move up to Foundations 102 for the kindergarten skills: 3-letter phonics words, more handwriting, and number names and values to 20. Most students do three 20-minute lessons a day. After that move up to Foundations 103 for first grade skills: the rest of the phonics rules taught in word groups to master the "sight words" and instant-read them instead of sounding them out, numbers names and values to 100, counting by 2s, 5s and 10s, telling time, and reading and writing sentences. Including art, music, PE and learning games time, most students learn for 2-3 hours a day. And in Foundations 104 students start learning to use the OnSchooler computer lessons, read and write stories and informative books, and prepare for the transition to the Knowledge Series curriculum and a 4-6 hour school day, depending on electives, individual learning speed and the family’s schedule. Foundations Series Books: 101: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-one 102: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-two 103: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-three 104: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-four About the Knowledge Series: https://www.onschooler.com/seriesknowledge

Teach your child handwriting skill #2: counterclockwise circles. This is used for the letters O, C, G, Q, S, a, d, g, o, q and s, and the numbers 6, 8, 9 and 0. OnSchooler Foundations 101 (Preschool) ------------------------------------------------------------------ Use our flashcards and worksheets to teach your child the shapes and colors, letter names and sounds, number values and names to 10, and handwriting with our easy preschool curriculum. These videos show you exactly how to teach each mini-lesson at home. Preschoolers should typically get three of these 5-minute lessons a day. You can watch the video with your child and then do it yourself at home, or you can just watch it by yourself to see what to do. All of the instructions, flashcards, handwriting pages and skill tracking forms are available in the Foundations 101 book, which covers all of the preschool skills and is also great for use with older students who have special needs. Once your child has mastered all of these skills, move up to Foundations 102 for the kindergarten skills: 3-letter phonics words, more handwriting, and number names and values to 20. Most students do three 20-minute lessons a day. After that move up to Foundations 103 for first grade skills: the rest of the phonics rules taught in word groups to master the "sight words" and instant-read them instead of sounding them out, numbers names and values to 100, counting by 2s, 5s and 10s, telling time, and reading and writing sentences. Including art, music, PE and learning games time, most students learn for 2-3 hours a day. And in Foundations 104 students start learning to use the OnSchooler computer lessons, read and write stories and informative books, and prepare for the transition to the Knowledge Series curriculum and a 4-6 hour school day, depending on electives, individual learning speed and the family’s schedule. Foundations Series Books: 101: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-one 102: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-two 103: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-three 104: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-four About the Knowledge Series: https://www.onschooler.com/seriesknowledge

Teach your child handwriting skill #3: slanted lines down to the right. OnSchooler Foundations 101 (Preschool) ------------------------------------------------------------------ Use our flashcards and worksheets to teach your child the shapes and colors, letter names and sounds, number values and names to 10, and handwriting with our easy preschool curriculum. These videos show you exactly how to teach each mini-lesson at home. Preschoolers should typically get three of these 5-minute lessons a day. You can watch the video with your child and then do it yourself at home, or you can just watch it by yourself to see what to do. All of the instructions, flashcards, handwriting pages and skill tracking forms are available in the Foundations 101 book, which covers all of the preschool skills and is also great for use with older students who have special needs. Once your child has mastered all of these skills, move up to Foundations 102 for the kindergarten skills: 3-letter phonics words, more handwriting, and number names and values to 20. Most students do three 20-minute lessons a day. After that move up to Foundations 103 for first grade skills: the rest of the phonics rules taught in word groups to master the "sight words" and instant-read them instead of sounding them out, numbers names and values to 100, counting by 2s, 5s and 10s, telling time, and reading and writing sentences. Including art, music, PE and learning games time, most students learn for 2-3 hours a day. And in Foundations 104 students start learning to use the OnSchooler computer lessons, read and write stories and informative books, and prepare for the transition to the Knowledge Series curriculum and a 4-6 hour school day, depending on electives, individual learning speed and the family’s schedule. Foundations Series Books: 101: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-one 102: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-two 103: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-three 104: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-four About the Knowledge Series: https://www.onschooler.com/seriesknowledge

Teach your child good handwriting with this shapes & colors worksheet; in this video, practice drawing vertical lines in rectangles. OnSchooler Foundations 101 (Preschool Curriculum) ------------------------------------------------------------------ Use our flashcards and worksheets to teach your child the shapes and colors, letter names and sounds, number values and names to 10, and handwriting. These videos show you exactly how to teach each mini-lesson at home. Preschoolers should typically get three of these 5-minute lessons a day. You can watch the video with your child and then do it yourself at home, or you can just watch it by yourself to see what to do. All of the instructions, flashcards, handwriting pages and skill tracking forms are available in the Foundations 101 book, which covers all of the preschool skills and is also great for use with older students who have special needs. Once your child has mastered all of these skills, move up to Foundations 102 for the kindergarten skills: 3-letter phonics words, more handwriting, and number names and values to 20. Most students do three 20-minute lessons a day. After that move up to Foundations 103 for first grade skills: the rest of the phonics rules taught in word groups to master the "sight words" and instant-read them instead of sounding them out, numbers names and values to 100, counting by 2s, 5s and 10s, telling time, and reading and writing sentences. Including art, music, PE and learning games time, most students learn for 2-3 hours a day. And in Foundations 104 students start learning to use the OnSchooler computer lessons, read and write stories and informative books, and prepare for the transition to the Knowledge Series curriculum and a 4-6 hour school day, depending on electives, individual learning speed and the family’s schedule. Foundations Series Books: 101: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-one 102: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-two 103: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-three 104: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-four About the Knowledge Series: https://www.onschooler.com/seriesknowledge

Teach your child good handwriting with this shapes & colors worksheet; in this video, practice drawing clockwise spirals in ovals. This is used in the letters B, D, P, R, S, b, p, r and s, and the numbers 2, 3, 5 and 8. OnSchooler Foundations 101 (Preschool Curriculum) ------------------------------------------------------------------ Use our flashcards and worksheets to teach your child the shapes and colors, letter names and sounds, number values and names to 10, and handwriting. These videos show you exactly how to teach each mini-lesson at home. Preschoolers should typically get three of these 5-minute lessons a day. You can watch the video with your child and then do it yourself at home, or you can just watch it by yourself to see what to do. All of the instructions, flashcards, handwriting pages and skill tracking forms are available in the Foundations 101 book, which covers all of the preschool skills and is also great for use with older students who have special needs. Once your child has mastered all of these skills, move up to Foundations 102 for the kindergarten skills: 3-letter phonics words, more handwriting, and number names and values to 20. Most students do three 20-minute lessons a day. After that move up to Foundations 103 for first grade skills: the rest of the phonics rules taught in word groups to master the "sight words" and instant-read them instead of sounding them out, numbers names and values to 100, counting by 2s, 5s and 10s, telling time, and reading and writing sentences. Including art, music, PE and learning games time, most students learn for 2-3 hours a day. And in Foundations 104 students start learning to use the OnSchooler computer lessons, read and write stories and informative books, and prepare for the transition to the Knowledge Series curriculum and a 4-6 hour school day, depending on electives, individual learning speed and the family’s schedule. Foundations Series Books: 101: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-one 102: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-two 103: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-three 104: https://www.onschooler.com/product-page/foundations-unit-four About the Knowledge Series: https://www.onschooler.com/seriesknowledge