Learning to write is not an easy task

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Teaching your kid is never an easy task. From manners to how they behave, from learning to talk to writing.

Now Cait is at the stage of learning to write. It is never an easy task to teach her properly, because hubby does not have the huge patience, but he did tried his best.

After seeing one of the mummies's kids managed to write, hubby felt that Cait have to start real soon.

He enforced Cait to write the alphabet every day without fail, including memorising of her own name too.

Since Cait has started her art lesson, it is better for her to learn how to hold the pencil properly. This is help her on drawing and coloring too. Not only hubby wanted Cait learn to write, he also making sure she write in the proper way/ manner. Every stroke must be accurate: straight or curve.

Alphabet like A-Z and numbering of 0-1 may seem difficult initially, How about Chinese character?

All thanks to one of the friends who posted on Facebook regarding proper way of writing Chinese character.

Very often, parents will teach the kids without knowing whether they are right or wrong. With this guideline, as a parents, they will feel a lot safer and confident. It is also a good way to use either the computer or tablet to show them the correct stroke.

Arch Chinese - the learning to write and read manual for you!

Since this is a bit advance stage for Cait, hubby will ensure Cait writing will be getting better.

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