Learn with Peppa: Writing Big Letters: Wipe-Clean Activity Book
Learn With Peppa Series
What’s inside...
This wipe-clean activity book, featuring Peppa Pig, guides young children through writing big letters to help develop their writing skills and pen control. The book includes activities where children trace and write capital letters, with tips from Peppa's friends and support for different letter shapes and left-handed writers. It is part of the 'Learn with Peppa' series, designed by educational experts to introduce key learning topics through fun activities. The book is reusable as pages can be wiped clean for repeated practice, and additional resources are available on the 'Learn with Peppa' website.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
3-6
Length
16 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What was your favorite letter to write in this activity book, and why did you like it?
Can you think of other words that start with the letter you just wrote?
How do you feel when you successfully write a big letter on your own?
Which character from the book do you like the most, and what letter would they write?
Can we write a story together using the letters we practiced today?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child by acknowledging their effort in writing each letter, which boosts their confidence. Share your own stories or memories related to learning to write to make the process more relatable. Praise their progress, no matter how small, to keep them motivated. Turn the writing practice into a fun game by timing each letter writing and celebrating improvements. Let your child teach you how to write a letter, reversing roles for a fun and empowering learning session.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Letter Recognition
Explanation: This activity book guides children through the process of writing uppercase letters alongside their favorite character, Peppa Pig, enhancing their ability to recognize and differentiate between various letters.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this skill in everyday life by recognizing letters in signs, books, and other print media, reinforcing their reading and writing capabilities.
Example Lesson: Fine Motor Skill Development
Explanation: By tracing and drawing letters, children develop finer motor control and hand-eye coordination, essential for writing and other daily activities.
Real-World Application: Improved motor skills can help children in tasks that require precise movements such as tying shoelaces, using utensils, and crafting.
Example Lesson: Patience and Perseverance
Explanation: The wipe-clean format allows children to practice letters repeatedly, teaching them the importance of patience and perseverance in mastering new skills.
Real-World Application: These qualities are beneficial in academic settings and personal endeavors, as children learn the value of persistent effort to achieve goals.
Example Lesson: Following Instructions
Explanation: Children must follow specific instructions to successfully complete the letter-writing activities, reinforcing their ability to understand and follow directions.
Real-World Application: This skill helps children in classroom settings, during sports, and in other structured activities where instructions are common.
Example Lesson: Confidence Building
Explanation: As children improve their letter-writing skills through repeated practice, they gain confidence in their abilities, fostering a positive attitude towards learning.
Real-World Application: Boosted confidence can encourage children to take on new challenges and participate more actively in their learning journey.