Introducing Pattern Writing

Patterns are crucial for a child to recognize objects from daily activities. We find patterns in everything from nature to music which allows us to develop our skills in critical and logical thinking. The first thing a child learns is how to hold a pencil when you admit him in a pre-school. After that, the teacher will introduce him to pattern writing.

With the help of pattern writing, your child will learn how to write the different alphabets. Kaintal Prep School, listed as one of the best preparatory schools in Patiala, has come up with a brief introduction to pattern writing.

Pattern writing helps your child put cognitive thinking into work along with hand-eye coordination. The lines that a child draws helps him form letters easily. 

Below is the list of pattern a child learns at the pre-school:

• Standing and sleeping lines: Standing and sleeping lines help your child write alphabets such as E, F, H, I, L, and T. 

• Slanting lines: Alphabets such as A, M, V, and W are made to practice using movements of slanting lines (/).

• Curves: Letters such as U, Q, C, and O are made using curves. 

Letters such as P, B, and D are made to draw by mixing these four patterns with one each other. When you are teaching your child, it is crucial to tell him the direction that he needs to follow while practicing each letter. For example, you are teaching your child to write D, draw a standing line starting from top to bottom and then add a curve to its right. Before you begin, draw broken lines denoting each pattern so that your child traces over it and is able to grasp the concept. When you are sure that he is able to draw on his own, write letters with broken lines so that he traces those and understands each letter. 

As the top ICSE prep school in Patiala, at Kaintal Prep School, we make sure our students get an education that helps them outshine others in each and every sphere of life.