Mastering Handwriting: Enhancing Grip, Posture, and Precision
Handwriting is more than just neat letters — it is about posture, grip, control, and consistent practice. In a recent session, the students of Class III - A explored these essentials through engaging demonstrations, lively discussions, and fun activity games that made learning interactive and enjoyable. Posture and Grip We began with the 90-90-90 rule — keeping knees, hips, and elbows at right angles, feet flat on the floor, and the back upright. This posture reduces tiredness, improves focus, and makes writing more comfortable. The Posture Statue game turned this habit into a fun challenge, helping children naturally adopt the correct sitting position. Tripod Grip Next, we practiced the tripod grip, using the easy-to-remember method: Pinch → Flip → Grasp . With the Rubber Band activity , children corrected their finger placement and experienced better pencil control without strain. Activities That Build Writing Skill...