Working on Letter Practice with Mud Paper
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It is the beginning of the year, and it is time to see what the kids need to work on. When working on writing, I love to use the Mud Paper because it gives a very strong visual cue to work on making sure the letters are on the line. The kids love it when I tell them that their letters need to be stuck in the mud. We can start with the letter sizes, and I use mud paper with most of my practice writing. Check out the post from last year about the mud paper letter sizes.
This year I have been working on making some more mud paper items. I have Mud Paper with a grid style that can be used to help kids separate their letter/words. I also have some paper that has the alphabet on it so I can see how well kids can copy their letters. You can download these papers for free.
I have also created some individual alphabet practice sheets and some playdough/tracing alphabet cards which I have bundled for sale in the shop.
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Hello, I am wondering if you could possible me with something. As you know, we have all gone remote for learning. I have a student who has ZERO resources available to him, and desperately needs adaptive paper. He would enjoy the “stuck in the mud” line of paper, but has no access to a printer. Mom is attempting to work with him, and according to the teacher, has been the one who has worked the most compared to his classmates. The family is motivated, just lacking resources. Is there anyway some mud paper can be sent to the home? Do you have any resources to pull from for donations?
Thank you so much for your attention to this matter!
Warm regards,
Amy Moore, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist