Left Hand, Strong Hand
On an ordinary tracing page the example letter sits on the left — so a left-handed child covers it with their own hand the moment they start. This book moves the example to the right, where a hand travelling rightwards never reaches it.
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What’s inside
- All twenty-six capitals and the numbers zero to nine, one page each, grouped by how the hand makes them — straight lines, then curves, then diagonals — not A to Z.
- The example always at the right-hand end of every row, in a box marked "look here", with a start dot on every letter so nobody guesses where to begin.
- Short practice rows instead of long left-to-right sweeps, so there is less to smudge.
- How to turn the paper, where to sit, and which pencils smudge least, plus a grown-up note on every page.
- Single-sided printing throughout.
Who this is for
About one child in ten writes with their left hand, and their hand travels along behind the pencil — across everything printed to its left. That is the whole problem, and the whole book is the layout that solves it.
Published through Amazon under our imprint, Second Bloom Press.