R's Pirate Letters

Ahoy Treasure-seeking pirates are distracted by a new adventure. That leads them to start learning the valuable skill of handwriting. The first letters they learn are: r, n, m, h, b, p.

This is the first book in the Pirate Handwriting series.

Messy maps are hard to read. The pirates need to work on their letter formation. The lowercase letters are grouped in an Orton-Gillingham style to help improve muscle memory. The storybook-style letter instruction in this book presents a sensory experience designed to stimulate the brain for learning and prevent common letter reversal errors. These letters are grouped by similar starting points and down strokes to speed up the handwriting process and improve letter print recognition for reading. The letter r, is the key to the common letter shape of this book. Paired with a fun and memorable story to engage the interests of young students the letter r is also a helpful wordplay to this pirate-themed letter formation series. Each book in the series uses a found object in the sand to help guide the pirates while making that group of letters. Special attention is paid to the vowel letters in the series. A colorful bird in the story points out that this group of letters has no vowels.

Designed with early education in mind, this book helps children develop fine motor skills and learn the foundational skills of letter formation. Pages are filled with relatable shapes to trace around. Children can join the pirates on their journey, tracing and writing letters as they go

• Fun pirate adventure that keeps kids engaged while they learn
• Step-by-step lowercase letter formation exercises
• Designed to strengthen fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
• Ideal for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary students
• Easy-to-follow instructions for parents and educators
• Interactive, educational activities that support early literacy development

The perfect book to use with sand tray letters and the Montessori style of letter tracing. Encourages early literacy through play and promotes visual letter recognition.

This book targets the b and p shapes and letter direction to avoid or improve letter reversal issues with muscle memory letter grouping strategies.