Why are capitals taught first?
Capital letters are easy! All capitals start at the top, occupy the same vertical space, and are formed with simple lines and curves.
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Why aren’t the letters in ABC order?
We recommend teaching letters in a developmental order
What type of assessments are in Readiness & Writing?
Educators can use the Readiness & Writing assessments three times a year.
Can Readiness and Writing be used with 3-year-olds?
This program is designed for children ages 4-5, however many of the multisensory manipulatives and music are appropriate.
What type of assessments are in Get Set for School?
Visit the Digital Products Page for information on getting started with assessments.
Can this be used with 3-year-olds?
This program is designed for children ages 4-5, however, there are specific modifications in the teacher guide to adapt activities.
What is the typical length of a Get Set for School lesson?
The typical lesson length is 10-15 minutes.
When should I start teaching my child how to hold a crayon correctly?
Start when your child shows interest in coloring with crayons.
What support is provided for teachers who are implementing the HWT program?
We provide teacher's guides and interactive digital teaching tools.
How do students access Keyboarding Without Tears?
Depending on the way students access Keyboarding Without Tears, please follow these steps