You may view the fonts included in the related images, but their descriptions are:

Instructions are included for general installation on PC/Windows 10 or Mac, so you will be equipped with step-by-step directions for installing your seven (7) fonts upon purchase. Customer support for font installation is not included in this price.

IMPORTANT NOTE: These fonts are not usable in Google/Google Docs. At this time, Google does not allow you to upload purchased fonts.

A single license allows you to use my seven (7) fonts you purchased here in your products and projects.

You will download two (2) files:

• PDF file: Contains samples, information, and instructions for using the fonts you purchased.
• ZIP file: One ZIP file that contains seven (7) fonts (*.TTF) files.

Once the MissJaimeSignatureFonts.zip file is downloaded, double-click the file, select the “Extract all” option, and choose where you want the seven (7) font files (*.TTF) to be saved. Then follow the instructions for PC or Mac.

Please save your fonts and share them among your own devices only. You may only download the fonts three (3) times.

If you are interested in purchasing bulk licenses (over 9), please contact us at CustomerService@MissJaimeOT.com. Buying 2-9 licenses? Add additional licenses after your first license purchase, go to your purchased items page. You can opt to add licenses there.

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An 11-page mini-book detailing the Response to Intervention Process (RTI).  

This printable mini-book is perfect for parents. Therapists and teachers can use this simple packet to help parents understand the Response to Intervention (RTI) process.

• Why isn’t RTI considered a Special Education service?

• Is my child’s school obligated to provide RTI services?

• Who receives RTI?

• What are the three-tier supports?

• What happens if RTI isn’t helping my child make progress?

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Handwriting Email Series Printable Packet

$4.99

Take the free Handwriting 101 Email Series to get this 26-page Packet also FREE!

This printable packet includes wonderful handouts for parents and teachers, encouraging therapist-teacher collaboration and carryover at home for the child.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE **HANDWRITING 101 EMAIL SERIES**—STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX!

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Categories: Handwriting, printables, Reward Chart, Tools of the Trade Tags: childhood development, handwriting, handwriting printables, handwriting rewards, how to hold a pencil, letter formation, School-based OT handouts

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Picture this:  Ava is 6 years old and she’s thrilled to attend cheerleading camp.  She’s been begging to learn how to cheer because all the “big kids” already know how. The night before camp starts, she’s so excited she can’t even sleep.

Then the big day comes.  Ava pays really close attention as the coach teaches the first part of the song and the movements that go with it. “It’s not so bad”, she thought, “with a little practice I’ll get this!”

On day two, Ava gets out of the car for cheer with a grin, “ I’m ready, Mom, I practiced everything I learned yesterday, and I’ve got it!”

Ava excitedly lines up to watch the coach demonstrate the day’s lesson. Her heart starts to sink: It’s completely different than yesterday’s cheer.  A knot forms in her little throat and she looks around anxiously.  “What? This makes no sense! I thought we would learn more of yesterday’s cheer.  This is nothing like what I learned yesterday!”

The same thing happened every day that week. Each day, the coach taught a new song with new movements to accompany it.  At the end of the week, Ava climbed into the car with glassy eyes and a solemn face.  “I don’t want to go to cheer camp again, Mom. I’m not good at it.”

THE MORAL OF THE STORY:
Learning new motor movements can be difficult.  Whether it’s cheering, dancing, or learning how to write letters, motor planning takes repetition and practice. It’s important to master the beginning of the (cheer, dance, letter, etc.) before you start something new. That’s why children should learn how to write the alphabet in groups according to letter formation.

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