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What next? There are many fun ways for teachers and
parents to reinforce correct finger use, even when early elementary school students don't have access to
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The keys can be verbally revised in a 5-minute mini-lesson in class or at the kitchen table
while a parent prepares dinner. All teachers and parents need are two "key"
pages that contain all the quirky association words |
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Using the floor keyboard game, its alphabet cards or a keyboard drawing on a whiteboard, keyboard reinforcement
can be combined with any subject class activity, for example, a writing class can be split into "typists" and "writers" and the game played by half the class to spell
curriculum words |
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A 5-minute warm-up exercise when students first
arrive in class could be having the students take turns at placing the alphabet cards, in correct sequence, onto the floor
keyboard. If a student needs help, all students would say aloud the quirky association words |
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. . many more keyboard reinforcement ideas to come |
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