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Handwriting and Technology Introduction

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Handwriting and Technology Introduction

Chloe is helping prepare a message for the swimming carnival. She can write by hand or use a tablet. Read the message, then solve the writing challenges. Use clear letters and complete sentences where asked.

Chloe’s carnival message

On Friday, our swimming carnival begins at 10 o’clock. Bring your hat and water bottle. I’m excited to cheer for my friends! — Chloe

1.Chloe writes the message on paper first. Name one situation where writing by hand is useful.
2.Chloe types the message on a tablet. Which feature could help her find a spelling mistake?
  • Spell check
  • A volume control
  • A camera timer
3.Chloe changes “10 o’clock” to “half past 10” on the tablet. What makes this edit easy?
4.True or false: Using a tablet means people never need to practise handwriting.
TrueFalse
5.Complete the sentence: Handwriting and technology can work to help us communicate.

Ready to write

Before writing, sit comfortably, rest your paper on the desk and hold your pencil gently. Aim for letters that are clear and evenly spaced.

6.Which pencil grip is likely to help Chloe write comfortably and clearly?
  • Hold the pencil gently and keep fingers relaxed
  • Squeeze the pencil as tightly as possible
  • Hold the pencil at the very tip
7.Write a short handwritten-style reminder for Oliver to bring a hat to the carnival. Make it friendly and easy to read.
Draw three rows of smooth, even loops or gentle waves. Keep your pencil pressure light and leave spaces between your rows.
8.Talia wants to add “Bring a towel” to her typed message. Name one advantage of using a tablet for this change.
9.Write one sentence explaining why both handwriting and technology are useful for sharing messages.

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  • Handwriting and Technology Introduction, page 1 of 3: Chloe’s carnival message

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  • Handwriting and Technology Introduction, page 2 of 3: Ready to write

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  • Handwriting and Technology Introduction, page 3 of 3: 8. Talia wants to add “Bring a towel” to her typed message. Name one advantage of

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