Struggling to help students with Carryover of skills?
Want a Visual Description of Functional and Efficient Grasps?
Striving to make pencil grasp practice Meaningful and Motivating?
The Pencil Grasp Bundle is 16 pencil grasp resources, guides, worksheet sets, and tools for just $24
Screening tools, parent guide, resources for identifying pencil grasp problem areas so you can pinpoint strategies to work on.
Interest-based writing prompts, Centers activities, Worksheet packets, Fine Motor Plans, Pencil Control Strips (with Self-Assessment portions) so working on grasp is meaningful and fun.
Evidence-based activities, Data collection forms, Frequently Asked Questions and Evidence-Based answers so you can respond to questions on pencil grasp based on research.
Troubleshooting guides, handwriting tools for neurodivergent individuals, visual examples of functional and inefficient pencil grasps so you know when to address grasp.
It can be a real struggle to help kids address tricky pencil grasps.
It is frustrating and difficult to weed through all of the information and pull out what will work for a child.
You struggle with kids who work on skills but can’t carryover handwriting and pencil grasp into the classroom.
Therapists may search for fresh ideas to address pencil grasp needs and wonder whether a grasp is considered functional or needs changing.
Therapists need pencil grasp screening and educational materials to address a huge influx of therapy referrals
Parents wonder about development and skills.
Teachers will love the Centers activities to incorporate into learning to impact carryover of handwriting skills.
Work on pencil control skills and pencil grasp at the same time. Students or therapists/teachers/parents can complete the self-assessment slips for each strip.
11 PAGES- $3.99 VALUE
Collection of 150 interest-based list prompts to work on pencil grasp and handwriting in short writing assignments, guided by interest to make handwriting motivating!
50 PAGES- $6.99 VALUE
Use these printable sets to incorporate fine motor skills with handwriting to combine fine motor work with pencil grasp practice. Center packets include an instruction packet, Fine Motor Letter Draw sheets, Fine Motor Letter Match sheets, Fine Motor Sight Words Match, and Fine Motor Word Match sheets.
34 PAGES- $8.99 VALUE
Therapists seeking to explain development of pencil grasp will love this packet. Parents will love this easy-to-understand explanation of fine motor skills, grasp patterns, and activities to do at home.
5 PAGES- $4.99 VALUE
Use this guide to better understand pencil grasp and what it may look like in neurodivergent individuals. Use the strategies to address needs such as low tone, sensory processing challenges,physical differences. Perfect for working on pencil grasp with children with Autism, ADHD, Down’s Syndrome, and more.
5 PAGES- $4.99 VALUE
These monthly planning sheets include weekly fine motor plans for 6 months worth of activities. Plans use only 5 items per month, making planning and execution of activities easy. Use these plans in home program, therapy planning, and classroom center activities.
10 PAGES- $4.99 VALUE
Wondering whether a grasp is part of normal development, functional, or needs addressing? This visual guide shows pictures of each grasp so you can identify a child’s grasp pattern and move forward toward functional handwriting.
6 PAGES- $5.99
Work on pencil grasp and pencil control with skills exercises. Incorporate these sheets into pre-writing warm-ups to help with pencil grasp carryover.
28 PAGES- $5.99
Pencil grasp is difficult to change when it’s only worked on in therapy sessions! Carryover requires consistent practice of skills and home involvement is essential. Use this Handwriting Homework Tracker to assist with parent involvement in addressing pencil grasp needs.
1 PAGE- $1.00 VALUE
Working on pencil grasp requires data to see quantitative changes as a result of intervention strategies. Use these data collection trackers to get data from any handwriting or pencil grasp goal.
4 PAGES- $3.99 VALUE
Use this guide to identify problem areas related to pencil grasp, possible issues, and strategies to address common pencil grasp concerns.
6 PAGES- $3.99
Use this red flags handout to educate and inform parents, teachers, and therapists regarding pencil grasp issues related to functional and inefficient pencil grasps, including when intervention may be necessary.
1 PAGE- $1.00 VALUE
Use this pencil grasp and handwriting sheet to communicate goal areas. Can be used as an additional home program sheet to assist in carryover of skills.
1 PAGE- $1.00 VALUE
Used to hearing the same questions over and over again? Here are the most common questions asked about pencil grasp and the evidence-based answers you need.
7 PAGES- $6.99 VALUE
Use this pencil grasp screening tool to help identify pencil grasp patterns that may be functional or inefficient, making communication of underlying needs and potential interventions streamlined.
4 PAGES- $4.99 VALUE
Carryover is one of the most challenging aspects of working pencil grasp with kids. THese carryover guide helps to explain how and why this happens and what to do to help.
6 PAGES- $3.99 VALUE
BONUS ITEMS
19 pages of fine motor activity cards, designed to promote fine motor strength and endurance in the hands. This is a digital file of 171 activity cards of fine motor activities that strengthen the muscles of the hands, using just a handful of everyday materials: clothes pins, play dough, crayons, straws, buttons, and beads.
This therapy slide deck challenges kids to use everyday items found around the home to strengthen fine motor skills and develop the motor plans needed for a functional pencil grasp. Kids will love the scavenger hunt type of challenge while developing fine motor strength and dexterity to maintain grasp on the pencil in handwriting.
Use this Google slide deck in virtual therapy or face-to-face skill building.
This therapy slide deck challenges children to move through effective tendon glide exercises to strengthen the intrinsic muscles, or those muscles inside the hand that are responsible for dexterity, arch development of the hand, and endurance in pencil grasp and handwriting.
Use this Google slide deck in virtual therapy or face-to-face skill building with kids.
