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How to Teach Pencil Grasp

Teaching Crayon and Pencil Grasp

Simple tips and tricks to teach pencil and crayon grasp. Kids don't just know how to hold a pencil - you have to TEACH it! Grasp patterns become "locked in" after 2nd grade- so teach kids how to grasp their pencils early on! Here's my favorite trick to teaching kids to hold their pencil correctly:

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