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Help your child gain handwriting confidence while having fun this summer!

A large yellow pencil draws a downward arrow on a coconut tree with three coconuts, a sun, and palm leaves in the background.

Is your student struggling with handwriting or feeling discouraged by their handwriting abilities? It is not too late to give them a solid start this fall! Let’s get your student ready over the summer with the help of these 5 animal friends.

Summer Prep: Get 1st Grade Ready!

Motor Skills and Letter/Number Formation
$40
00
  • Stroke practice for directionality (fixing reversals etc.)
  • Letter and number formation instruction + practice
  • Incremental activity progression for succcess
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CONTENTS: Teacher QuickStart Guide, Letter-Number Formation Guide, Stroke Easy-Reference Card, Squiggle Squad Stickers, 1 Complete Set of Student Booklets—5 Stroke Booklets, 3 Lowercase Letter Booklets, 2 Capital Letter Booklets, 1 Numbers Booklet

Summer Prep: Get 2nd Grade Ready!

Reinforcing and Correcting
$35
  • Directionality practice
  • Letter formation practice for automaticity
  • Transition into smaller, practical writing
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CONTENTS: Teacher QuickStart Guide, Letter-Number Formation Guide, Stroke Easy-Reference Card, Squiggle Squad Stickers, Student Booklets— 1 Stroke Booklet (contains practice for all 5 strokes), 1 Lowercase Booklet, 1 Capital Letter Booklet, 1 Numbers Booklet
Two open boxes display educational materials, including illustrated worksheets, a teacher's guide, and an activity booklet, all featuring handwriting and animal themes.

Squiggle Squad is a fun, motor skill based approach to handwriting instruction for improved literacy and learning. 5 animal friends come alongside your student to help them practice the strokes needed to form letters and numbers with ease. Once students learn the five strokes—having practiced motor control and directionality—their Squiggle Squad friends come together and “play” to form/teach letters and numbers!


This incremental, developmentally appropriate instruction builds the foundation for writing fluency and helps struggling students get on the right track.

A lemur and a rabbit sit on grass beside two large illustrated lowercase letters 'a' and 'd'. A pointing hand and a pencil are above the letters.
A child writes with a pencil on a worksheet featuring numbers and animal illustrations at a wooden table.
A young child sits at a desk, smiling while writing on a worksheet with a pencil. A lamp and shelves with books are in the background.