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Sure, here's a 12-month program outline that includes finger and hand exercises for
better pencil grip:
Month 1: Introduction to Handwriting and Drawing
 Introduction to the program

 Warm-up activities that include finger and hand exercises to promote fine motor
skills
 Tracing basic shapes to improve hand-eye coordination
 Handwriting lessons to introduce the formation of uppercase letters
 Drawing lessons to introduce basic shapes and forms
Month 2: Uppercase Letters and Basic Shapes
 Continuation of hand and finger exercises to improve pencil grip

 Handwriting lessons to teach the formation of uppercase letters
 Drawing lessons to reinforce the use of basic shapes in drawing
 Practice combining letters and shapes to create simple drawings
Month 3: Lowercase Letters and Object Drawing
 More finger and hand exercises to improve fine motor skills

 Handwriting lessons to teach the formation of lowercase letters
 Drawing lessons to introduce the concept of proportion in object drawing
 Practice drawing objects and labeling them with handwritten words
Month 4: Sight Words and Nature Drawing
 Continued focus on finger and hand exercises to promote better pencil grip
 Handwriting lessons to introduce sight words and common phrases
 Drawing lessons to draw and label nature scenes and landscapes
 Practice using sight words in descriptive writing about nature
Month 5: Comic Strips and Cartoon Characters
 Introduction to more advanced finger and hand exercises for better pencil grip
 Handwriting lessons to teach dialogue and speech bubbles
 Drawing lessons to create comic strips and cartoon characters
 Practice drawing characters and writing dialogue to create short comic strips
Month 6: Creative Writing and Still Life Drawing
 Handwriting lessons to introduce creative writing and imaginative storytelling
 Drawing lessons to draw still life scenes and objects
 Practice writing and drawing to tell stories and create descriptive narratives about
still life scenes
Month 7: Perspective Drawing and Calligraphy
 Handwriting lessons to teach the art of calligraphy and decorative lettering
 Drawing lessons to introduce perspective drawing and creating depth
 Practice using calligraphy in handwriting and using perspective drawing to create
detailed scenes
Month 8: Lettering and Doodle Art
 Handwriting lessons to teach decorative lettering and typography
 Drawing lessons to create doodle art and zentangles
 Practice using lettering in creating personalized art and incorporating doodle art in
writing and drawing
Month 9: Advanced Object Drawing and Cursive Writing
 Handwriting lessons to teach cursive writing and fluid letter formation
 Drawing lessons to focus on advanced object drawing techniques, including shading
and highlighting
 Practice combining cursive writing and advanced object drawing to create more
detailed and intricate scenes
Month 10: Storyboarding and Character Design
 Handwriting lessons to teach the concept of storyboarding and creating story arcs
 Drawing lessons to focus on character design and creating expressive characters
 Practice using storyboarding to create sequential art and using character design to
create detailed illustrations
Month 11: Mixed Media and Collage Art
 Handwriting lessons to teach the use of mixed media and incorporating text into art
 Drawing lessons to create collage art and mixed media illustrations
 Practice using mixed media and collage techniques to create personalized works of
art
Month 12: Portfolio Review and Final Projects
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continue for 12 months

Month 12 (continued): Portfolio Review and Final Projects
 Review and celebrate the children's progress over the past year
 Provide opportunities for the children to share their favorite works of writing and art
from the program
 Encourage them to reflect on their growth and accomplishments
 Assign a final project, such as creating a personal zine or illustrated storybook, to
showcase their skills
Note: Throughout the program, finger and hand exercises should be incorporated
into the warm-up activities and at other appropriate times to help promote better
pencil grip and overall fine motor development. Examples of such exercises include
squeezing a stress ball or clay, playing with putty or playdough, using tweezers to
pick up small objects, and practicing pinching and holding activities like clothespins
or beads.
Lesson plan for 1st month
Week 1:
Day 1: • Introduction to the program • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand

exercises to promote fine motor skills • Tracing basic shapes: Practice
tracing basic shapes such as circles, squares, and triangles to improve hand-
eye coordination
Day 2: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "A" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to basic shapes such as circles, squares, and triangles

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "B" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing basic shapes and combining them to create more
complex shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "C" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing basic forms such as spheres, cubes, and
cylinders

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "D" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing basic forms and combining them to create more
complex forms
Week 2:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "E" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to shading and creating depth in drawings

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "F" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to perspective drawing and creating the illusion of
depth
lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "G" • Drawing
lesson: Practice perspective drawing and shading to create a 3D effect

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "H" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing objects and scenes from real life

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "I" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing objects and scenes from real life
Week 3:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "J" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing faces and expressions

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "K" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing faces and expressions

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "L" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing animals

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "M" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing animals

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "N" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing landscapes and nature scenes
Week 4:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "O" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing landscapes and nature scenes
lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "P" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to digital art and graphic design
Day
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lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "Q" • Drawing
lesson: Practice digital art and graphic design

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "R" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to mixed media art techniques

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "S" • Drawing
lesson: Practice mixed media art techniques
Week 5:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "T" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to art history and famous artists

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "U" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing in the style of famous artists

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "V" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to cartooning and comic art

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "W" • Drawing
lesson: Practice cartooning and comic art
lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "X" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to animation and creating moving art
Week 6:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "Y" • Drawing
lesson: Practice animation and creating moving art

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "Z" • Drawing
lesson: Wrap-up of the program with a final project showcasing your
progress
Congratulations on completing the Introduction to Handwriting and

Drawing program! Remember to continue practicing your handwriting and
drawing skills to further improve and develop your creativity.
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GIVE ME DAILY LESSON PLAN FOR 1 MONTH FOR THE BELOW
CONTENT Month 2: Uppercase Letters and Basic Shapes • Continuation of
hand and finger exercises to improve pencil grip • Handwriting lessons to
teach the formation of uppercase letters • Drawing lessons to reinforce the
use of basic shapes in drawing • Practice combining letters and shapes to
create simple drawings
Week 1:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "A" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to using basic shapes in drawing

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "B" • Drawing
lesson: Practice using basic shapes to draw objects

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "C" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing animals using basic shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "D" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing animals using basic shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "E" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing people using basic shapes
Week 2:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "F" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing people using basic shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "G" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing landscapes using basic shapes
lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "H" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing landscapes using basic shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "I" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing buildings using basic shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "J" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing buildings using basic shapes
Week 3:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "K" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to creating simple drawings using letters and shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "L" • Drawing
lesson: Practice creating simple drawings using letters and shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "M" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to creating basic cartoons using letters and shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "N" • Drawing
lesson: Practice creating basic cartoons using letters and shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "O" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to creating simple illustrations using letters and shapes
Week 4:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "P" • Drawing
lesson: Practice creating simple illustrations using letters and shapes
lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "Q" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to creating basic animations using letters and shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "R" • Drawing
lesson: Practice creating basic animations using letters and shapes
Day 19: •
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lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "S" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to creating simple comic strips using letters and shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "T" • Drawing
lesson: Practice creating simple comic strips using letters and shapes
Week 5:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "U" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to creating simple storyboards using letters and shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "V" • Drawing
lesson: Practice creating simple storyboards using letters and shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "W" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to creating basic animations with sound using letters
and shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "X" • Drawing
lesson: Practice creating basic animations with sound using letters and
shapes
lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "Y" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to creating simple interactive digital art using letters
and shapes
Week 6:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of uppercase letter "Z" • Drawing
lesson: Practice creating simple interactive digital art using letters and
shapes

lesson: Review of uppercase letters • Drawing lesson: Practice combining
letters and shapes to create more complex drawings

lesson: Practice writing full words using uppercase letters • Drawing lesson:
Introduction to using shading and texture in drawing

lesson: Review of full words using uppercase letters • Drawing lesson:
Practice using shading and texture in drawing

lesson: Final review and practice of uppercase letters • Drawing lesson: Final
review and practice of using basic shapes in drawing
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Sure, here's a daily lesson plan for Month 3:
Week 1:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "a" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing simple objects with basic shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "b" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing simple objects with basic shapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "c" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to using proportion in object drawing

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "d" • Drawing
lesson: Practice using proportion in object drawing

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "e" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing objects from different angles
Week 2:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "f" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing objects from different angles

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "g" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing objects with texture

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "h" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing objects with texture
lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "i" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to using color in object drawing

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "j" • Drawing
lesson: Practice using color in object drawing
Week 3:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "k" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to creating compositions with multiple objects

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "l" • Drawing
lesson: Practice creating compositions with multiple objects

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "m" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to creating shadow and light in object drawing

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "n" • Drawing
lesson: Practice creating shadow and light in object drawing

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "o" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing realistic objects
Week 4:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "p" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing realistic objects

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "q" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing objects in motion
lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "r" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing objects in motion
Day 19: • Warm-up activities: Finger and
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hand exercises • Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the formation of
lowercase letter "s" • Drawing lesson: Introduction to drawing 3D objects

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "t" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing 3D objects
Week 5:

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "u" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing landscapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "v" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing landscapes

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "w" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing portraits

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "x" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing portraits

lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "y" • Drawing
lesson: Introduction to drawing animals
Week 6:
lesson: Introduction to the formation of lowercase letter "z" • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing animals

lesson: Review of lowercase letters • Drawing lesson: Introduction to
drawing abstract art

lesson: Practice combining uppercase and lowercase letters • Drawing
lesson: Practice drawing abstract art

lesson: Review of uppercase and lowercase letters • Drawing lesson:
Introduction to using different materials in drawing

lesson: Final assessment of handwriting skills • Drawing lesson: Final
assessment of drawing skills
Note: The above lesson plan is just an example and can be modified to suit
the needs of the students and the teacher.
Sure! Here is a daily lesson plan for 1 month
covering the content for Month 4:
Week 1:
Day 1:
 Warm-up activity: Finger and hand exercises to promote better pencil grip.
 Handwriting Lesson: Introduction to sight words and their meanings.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a forest scene using basic shapes and label the different trees and animals.
 Writing Lesson: Write a short paragraph describing the forest scene using sight words.
Day 2:
 Warm-up activity: Tracing sight words using colored pencils.

 Handwriting Lesson: Practice writing sight words in sentences.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a mountain landscape and label the different elements and natural
features.
 Writing Lesson: Write a descriptive paragraph about the mountain landscape using sight words.
Day 3:
 Warm-up activity: Drawing and coloring basic shapes to improve dexterity.

 Handwriting Lesson: Introduction to common phrases and their meanings.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a beach scene and label the different objects and elements.
 Writing Lesson: Write a paragraph describing the beach scene using common phrases.
Day 4:
 Warm-up activity: Practice cutting paper using scissors to improve hand-eye coordination.
 Handwriting Lesson: Practice writing common phrases in sentences.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a river scene and label the different parts of the scenery.
 Writing Lesson: Write a paragraph about the river scene using common phrases.
Day 5:
 Warm-up activity: Tracing and coloring sight words using markers.

 Handwriting Lesson: Review of previously learned sight words and phrases.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a sunset landscape and label the different parts of the scenery.
 Writing Lesson: Write a descriptive paragraph about the sunset landscape using sight words and
phrases.
Week 2:
Day 6:
 Warm-up activity: Finger and hand exercises using playdough to improve fine motor skills.
 Handwriting Lesson: Introduction to descriptive writing and adjectives.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a garden scene using basic shapes and label the different plants and
flowers.
 Writing Lesson: Write a descriptive paragraph about the garden scene using adjectives.
Day 7:
 Warm-up activity: Tracing and coloring common phrases using colored pencils.
 Handwriting Lesson: Practice writing descriptive sentences using adjectives.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a desert landscape and label the different elements and natural features.
 Writing Lesson: Write a descriptive paragraph about the desert landscape using adjectives.
Day 8:
 Warm-up activity: Coloring and shading basic shapes to improve dexterity.

 Handwriting Lesson: Introduction to sensory details in descriptive writing.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a winter scene and label the different parts of the scenery.
 Writing Lesson: Write a descriptive paragraph about the winter scene using sensory details.
Day 9:
 Warm-up activity: Drawing and coloring different types of trees to improve observational skills.
 Handwriting Lesson: Practice writing descriptive sentences using sensory details.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a spring landscape and label the different elements and natural features.
 Writing Lesson: Write a descriptive paragraph about the spring landscape using sensory details.
Day 10:
 Warm-up activity: Tracing and coloring adjectives using markers.

 Handwriting Lesson: Review of previously learned descriptive writing techniques.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a summer beach scene and label the different objects and elements.
 Writing Lesson: Write a descriptive paragraph about the summer beach scene using sensory
details and adjectives.
Week 3:
Day 11:
 Warm-up activity: Finger and hand exercises to promote better pencil grip.
 Handwriting Lesson: Introduction to figurative language in descriptive writing.
 Drawing Lesson: Draw a forest scene and label the different trees and animals.
 Writing Lesson: Write a descriptive paragraph about the forest scene using figurative language.
Day 12:
 Warm-up activity: Tr
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Day 16:
 Warm-up activity: Trace and color a picture of a flower

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the sight word "the" and practice writing it in sentences
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a landscape with a river and mountains in the background, focusing on
adding details to create depth and dimension
 Writing activity: Write a descriptive paragraph using the sight word "the" to describe the
landscape drawn in the drawing lesson
Day 17:
 Warm-up activity: Finger exercises using playdough

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the sight word "and" and practice writing it in sentences
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a tree and labeling its parts (roots, trunk, branches, leaves)
 Writing activity: Write a short paragraph describing the tree drawn in the drawing lesson using
the sight word "and"
Day 18:
 Warm-up activity: Tracing and coloring a picture of a butterfly

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the sight word "is" and practice writing it in sentences
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a flower garden and labeling the types of flowers
 Writing activity: Write a descriptive paragraph using the sight word "is" to describe the flower
garden drawn in the drawing lesson
Day 19:
 Warm-up activity: Finger exercises using a stress ball

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the sight word "in" and practice writing it in sentences
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a bird and labeling its body parts (beak, wings, tail, feathers)
 Writing activity: Write a short paragraph describing the bird drawn in the drawing lesson using
the sight word "in"
Day 20:
 Warm-up activity: Tracing and coloring a picture of a sun

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the sight word "on" and practice writing it in sentences
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a park with various elements such as a slide, swings, and a sandbox
 Writing activity: Write a descriptive paragraph using the sight word "on" to describe the park
drawn in the drawing lesson
Day 21:

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the sight word "you" and practice writing it in sentences
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a garden with various vegetables and labeling them
 Writing activity: Write a descriptive paragraph using the sight word "you" to describe the garden
Day 22:
 Warm-up activity: Tracing and coloring a picture of a rainbow

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the sight word "we" and practice writing it in sentences
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a beach scene with waves, seagulls, and sandcastles
 Writing activity: Write a descriptive paragraph using the sight word "we" to describe the beach
scene drawn in the drawing lesson
Day 23:
 Warm-up activity: Finger exercises using playdough

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the sight word "it" and practice writing it in sentences
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a dog and labeling its body parts (ears, tail, paws, nose)
 Writing activity: Write a short paragraph describing the dog drawn in the drawing lesson using
the sight word "it"
Day 24:
 Warm-up activity: Tracing and coloring a picture of a bird

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the sight word "my" and practice writing it in sentences
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a forest with various trees and labeling their types
 Writing activity: Write a descriptive paragraph using the sight word "my" to describe the forest
Day 25:

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to the sight word "was" and practice writing
ure, here is a daily lesson plan for Month 5:
Week 1:
Day 1: Introduction to Comic Strips
 Introduce the concept of comic strips to the class

 Show examples of different comic strips and discuss their features
 Have students brainstorm ideas for their own comic strip
Day 2: Finger and Hand Exercises
 Review basic finger and hand exercises

 Introduce more advanced exercises for better pencil grip
 Have students practice these exercises for 5-10 minutes
Day 3: Handwriting Lessons
 Teach students how to write dialogue for comic strips

 Introduce speech bubbles and different types of dialogue
 Have students practice writing dialogue in speech bubbles
Day 4: Drawing Lessons
 Teach students how to create cartoon characters

 Discuss the importance of proportion and facial expressions in character
design
 Have students practice drawing simple cartoon characters
Day 5: Comic Strip Creation
 Have students work in pairs to create a short comic strip

 Provide a template with empty speech bubbles for students to fill in with
their own dialogue
 Have students present their comic strips to the class
Week 2:
 Review finger and hand exercises from previous week

 Introduce new exercises for finger dexterity
 Teach students how to write captions for comic strips

 Discuss different types of captions and how they can enhance the comic
strip
 Have students practice writing captions for their own comic strips
 Teach students how to create backgrounds for their comic strips

 Discuss the importance of perspective and depth in creating backgrounds
 Have students practice drawing simple backgrounds
 Have students continue working on their comic strips

 Provide guidance and feedback as needed
 Have students share their progress with the class
Day 10: Comic Strip Presentation
 Have students present their completed comic strips to the class

 Encourage discussion and feedback from classmates
 Discuss the strengths and areas for improvement in each comic strip
Week 3:

 Review finger and hand exercises from previous weeks
 Introduce new exercises for hand-eye coordination
 Teach students how to write sound effects in comic strips

 Discuss different types of sound effects and how they can enhance the
comic strip
 Have students practice writing sound effects in their own comic strips
 Teach students how to create action scenes in comic strips

 Discuss the importance of movement and framing in creating action scenes
 Have students practice drawing simple action scenes
 Have students continue working on their comic strips

 Provide guidance and feedback as needed
 Have students share their progress with the class
Day 15: Comic Strip Presentation
 Have students present their completed comic strips to the class

 Encourage discussion and feedback from classmates
 Discuss the strengths and areas for improvement in each comic strip
Week 4:
 Review finger and hand exercises from previous weeks

 Introduce new exercises for finger strength
 Teach students how to create story arcs in comic strips

 Discuss the importance of plot development and pacing in creating story
arcs
 Have students practice outlining a story arc for their own comic strip
 Teach students how to create a consistent style for their characters
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Sure! Here's the rest of the lesson plan for Month 5:
Week 3:
Day 11: Warm-up exercises for fine motor skills, including finger push-ups
and tracing basic shapes. Handwriting lesson on creating captions and
thought bubbles. Drawing lesson on creating cartoon animals. Practice
drawing animals and adding captions or thought bubbles.
Day 12: Warm-up exercises for fine motor skills, including finger stretches
and tracing letters. Handwriting lesson on creating sound effects in comics.
Drawing lesson on creating cartoon monsters. Practice drawing monsters
and adding sound effects.
Day 13: Warm-up exercises for fine motor skills, including finger taps and
tracing shapes. Handwriting lesson on creating onomatopoeia in comics.
Drawing lesson on creating cartoon robots. Practice drawing robots and
adding onomatopoeia.
Day 14: Warm-up exercises for fine motor skills, including finger lifts and
tracing letters. Handwriting lesson on creating dialogue in comics. Drawing
lesson on creating cartoon superheroes. Practice drawing superheroes and
writing dialogue for them.
Week 4:
Day 15: Warm-up exercises for fine motor skills, including finger rotations
and tracing shapes. Handwriting lesson on creating narration in comics.
Drawing lesson on creating a full comic strip. Practice creating a short
comic strip with characters, dialogue, and narration.
Day 16: Warm-up exercises for fine motor skills, including finger stretches
and tracing letters. Handwriting lesson on editing and revising comic strips.
Drawing lesson on creating a cover page for a comic book. Practice
creating a cover page with a title, author name, and artwork.
Day 17: Warm-up exercises for fine motor skills, including finger taps and
tracing shapes. Handwriting lesson on creating a script for a longer comic
book. Drawing lesson on creating a storyboard for a longer comic book.
Practice creating a script and storyboard for a longer comic book.
Day 18: Warm-up exercises for fine motor skills, including finger lifts and
tracing letters. Handwriting lesson on publishing and sharing comic books.
Drawing lesson on creating a promotional poster for a comic book. Practice
creating a promotional poster with artwork and information about the
comic book.
That concludes the daily lesson plan for Month 5!
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Of course! Here is the rest of the daily lesson plan for Month 5:
Week 3:
Day 11:
 Warm-up exercises for finger and hand strength and dexterity

 Handwriting lesson on creating sound effects in comics
 Drawing lesson on creating action sequences in comic strips
 Practice drawing and writing sound effects and action sequences in comic
strips
Day 12:

 Handwriting lesson on creating captions in comics
 Drawing lesson on creating facial expressions in cartoon characters
 Practice drawing and writing captions and facial expressions in comic strips
Day 13:
 Handwriting lesson on creating narration in comics
 Drawing lesson on creating dynamic poses in cartoon characters
 Practice drawing and writing narration and dynamic poses in comic strips
Day 14:

 Handwriting lesson on creating character personalities in comics
 Drawing lesson on creating backgrounds and settings in comic strips
 Practice drawing and writing character personalities and backgrounds in
comic strips
Week 4:
Day 15:

 Handwriting lesson on creating plot in comics
 Drawing lesson on creating emotions in cartoon characters
 Practice drawing and writing plot and emotions in comic strips
Day 16:

 Handwriting lesson on creating themes in comics
 Drawing lesson on creating visual storytelling in comic strips
 Practice drawing and writing themes and visual storytelling in comic strips
Day 17:

 Handwriting lesson on creating pacing in comics
 Drawing lesson on creating variations in cartoon characters
 Practice drawing and writing pacing and variations in comic strips
Day 18:

 Handwriting lesson on creating tone and mood in comics
 Drawing lesson on creating depth and perspective in comic strips
 Practice drawing and writing tone and mood, depth and perspective in
comic strips
Day 19:

 Handwriting lesson on creating resolution in comics
 Drawing lesson on creating visual humor in comic strips
 Practice drawing and writing resolution and visual humor in comic strips
Day 20:
 Final project: students will create a longer comic strip (2-3 pages) with
original characters and storyline, using all the skills and techniques learned
throughout the month. They will present their comic strip to the class, and
there will be a class discussion and critique of the final projects.
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Sure, here's the remaining lesson plan for Month 5:
Day 21: • Warm-up activity: Finger push-ups to strengthen hand muscles •

Handwriting lesson: Introduction to dialogue and speech bubbles •
Drawing lesson: Creating facial expressions and body language for
characters • Activity: Students create a character profile for their comic strip
protagonist
Day 22: • Warm-up activity: Paper tearing exercises to improve hand

strength and dexterity • Handwriting lesson: Writing short dialogue
between characters • Drawing lesson: Creating backgrounds and settings
for comic strips • Activity: Students draw a setting for their comic strip
Day 23: • Warm-up activity: Scissor exercises to promote hand-eye

coordination • Handwriting lesson: Writing sound effects in comic strips •
Drawing lesson: Creating action scenes in comic strips • Activity: Students
create a comic strip with an action scene and sound effects
Day 24: • Warm-up activity: Finger tracing exercises to improve control and
precision • Handwriting lesson: Writing descriptive text in comic strips •
Drawing lesson: Creating visual storytelling in comic strips • Activity:
Students create a comic strip with a descriptive text narration
Day 25: • Warm-up activity: Playdough squeezing exercises to promote

hand strength • Handwriting lesson: Writing longer dialogue in comic strips
• Drawing lesson: Creating character arcs and storylines in comic strips •
Activity: Students create a longer comic strip with a storyline and character
arcs
Day 26: • Warm-up activity: Finger tapping exercises to improve hand

speed and agility • Handwriting lesson: Writing captions and titles for comic
strips • Drawing lesson: Creating a cover page for a comic strip • Activity:
Students create a cover page for their comic strip
Day 27: • Warm-up activity: Hand clapping exercises to promote hand

coordination • Handwriting lesson: Writing jokes and humor in comic strips
• Drawing lesson: Creating caricatures of people and animals • Activity:
Students create a comic strip with humor and caricatures
Day 28: • Warm-up activity: Handwriting drills to practice letter formation •

Handwriting lesson: Writing in different fonts and styles • Drawing lesson:
Creating a portfolio of cartoon characters • Activity: Students create a
portfolio of their cartoon characters
Day 29: • Warm-up activity: Hand grip exercises with stress balls to improve
hand strength • Handwriting lesson: Writing in cursive handwriting •
Drawing lesson: Creating a storyboard for a comic strip • Activity: Students
create a storyboard for their comic strip
Day 30: • Warm-up activity: Finger painting exercises to promote hand-eye

coordination • Handwriting lesson: Review of all handwriting lessons from
the past month • Drawing lesson: Review of all drawing lessons from the
past month • Activity: Students create a final comic strip to showcase their
progress throughout the month.
Regenerate response
Here is a sample daily lesson plan for Month 6:
Day 1:
 Warm-up: finger and hand exercises

 Handwriting: introduce creative writing and storytelling
 Drawing: discuss still life drawing and demonstrate techniques
 Practice: students draw a still life scene and write a short story or description about it
Day 2:

 Handwriting: review creative writing concepts
 Drawing: focus on composition and arrangement in still life drawing
 Practice: students create their own still life scene and write a short story or description about it
Day 3:

 Handwriting: discuss using sensory language in creative writing
 Drawing: practice shading and texture in still life drawing
 Practice: students draw a still life scene and write a description using sensory language
Day 4:

 Handwriting: review sensory language concepts
 Drawing: discuss lighting and shadow in still life drawing
 Practice: students create their own still life scene and write a description using sensory language
and descriptive details
Day 5:

 Handwriting: introduce dialogue in creative writing
 Drawing: practice drawing objects with different perspectives and angles
 Practice: students draw a still life scene with multiple objects and write a short story or dialogue
between characters interacting with the objects
Note: Depending on class time and student ability, lessons may be adjusted and extended over
multiple days.
GIVE ME DAILY LESSON PLAN FOR A MONTH FOR THE BELOW
CONTENT Month 6:
Sure, here's a daily lesson plan for a month focusing on creative writing and
still life drawing:
Week 1: Day 1: Introduction to creative writing and still life drawing; warm-
up exercises Day 2: Handwriting lesson on writing descriptions of objects;
drawing lesson on still life objects Day 3: Practice writing and drawing
objects using descriptive language Day 4: Handwriting lesson on writing
dialogue; drawing lesson on creating a still life scene Day 5: Practice writing
dialogue between objects in the still life scene
Week 2: Day 6: Handwriting lesson on writing short stories; drawing lesson

on creating a still life scene with a story in mind Day 7: Practice writing
short stories based on the still life scene Day 8: Handwriting lesson on
descriptive language; drawing lesson on creating a still life scene with a
narrative in mind Day 9: Practice writing descriptive narratives about the still
life scene Day 10: Handwriting lesson on creating characters; drawing
lesson on creating a still life scene with characters
Week 3: Day 11: Practice drawing still life scenes with characters; hand
writing lesson on character development Day 12: Practice writing a short
story with characters from still life scenes Day 13: Handwriting lesson on
writing poetry; drawing lesson on still life objects
GIVE ME DAILY LESSON PLAN FOR A MONTH FOR THE BELOW CONTENT
Month 6: Creative Writing and Still Life Drawing • Continued focus on finger
and hand exercises to promote better pencil grip • Handwriting lessons to
introduce creative writing and imaginative storytelling • Drawing lessons to
draw still life scenes and objects • Practice writing and drawing to tell
stories and create descriptive narratives about still life scenes
Sure, here's a possible daily lesson plan for a month for Month 6:
Week 1:
Day 1:
 Warm-up exercise: Finger and hand exercises to improve pencil grip
 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to creative writing and storytelling
 Drawing lesson: Drawing still life scenes and objects
Day 2:

 Handwriting lesson: Brainstorming and outlining story ideas
 Drawing lesson: Sketching a still life scene with a focus on composition
Day 3:

 Handwriting lesson: Writing a first draft of a short story
 Drawing lesson: Adding details and shading to the still life sketch
Day 4:

 Handwriting lesson: Editing and revising the short story
 Drawing lesson: Applying color to the still life drawing
Day 5:

 Handwriting lesson: Sharing and discussing the short stories with the class
 Drawing lesson: Critiquing and discussing the still life drawings with the
class
Week 2:
Day 1:

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to descriptive writing
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a still life scene with a focus on texture
Day 2:

 Handwriting lesson: Writing a first draft of a descriptive narrative about the
still life scene
 Drawing lesson: Adding shading and highlights to the still life drawing
Day 3:

 Handwriting lesson: Editing and revising the descriptive narrative
 Drawing lesson: Experimenting with different color schemes for the still life
drawing
Day 4:

 Handwriting lesson: Sharing and discussing the descriptive narratives with
the class
class
Day 5:

 Handwriting lesson: Practice writing descriptive narratives using different
writing prompts
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a still life scene with a focus on light and shadow
Week 3:
Day 1:

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to character development
 Drawing lesson: Drawing a still life scene with a focus on contrast
Day 2:

 Handwriting lesson: Developing a character profile and writing a character
sketch
 Drawing lesson: Adding texture and detail to the still life drawing
Day 3:

 Handwriting lesson: Writing a first draft of a story with the developed
character
 Drawing lesson: Adding color and contrast to the still life drawing
Day 4:

 Handwriting lesson: Editing and revising the story with the developed
character
class
Day 5:

 Handwriting lesson: Sharing and discussing the stories with the class
 Drawing lesson: Experimenting with different styles and techniques in still
life drawing
Week 4:
Day 1:

 Handwriting lesson: Introduction to writing prompts and brainstorm
PLEASE CONTINUE
Sure! Here's the continuation of the daily lesson plan for Month 6:
Day 16: Handwriting: Introduce cursive writing and teach how to write
letters "a" and "d" in cursive. Drawing: Teach the technique of shading to
create depth and texture in still life drawings. Draw and shade a simple still
life scene together. Writing: Practice writing a short descriptive paragraph
about the still life scene drawn, using cursive handwriting.
Day 17: Handwriting: Continue practicing cursive handwriting, specifically
with letters "b" and "h". Drawing: Draw a more complex still life scene with
multiple objects, emphasizing the use of shading techniques. Writing: Write
a story about the still life scene drawn, using creative writing techniques to
make it engaging and interesting.
Day 18: Handwriting: Practice writing full sentences in cursive handwriting.

Drawing: Draw a still life scene using only pencils and erasers, with a focus
on texture and contrast. Writing: Write a poem inspired by the still life
scene drawn, using descriptive language and creative writing techniques.
Day 19: Handwriting: Introduce the concept of calligraphy and teach how to
write simple letters in calligraphy style. Drawing: Draw a still life scene with
a single object in extreme close-up, emphasizing detail and texture. Writing:
Write a short story inspired by the still life scene drawn, using creative
writing techniques to create an interesting plot and engaging characters.
Day 20: Handwriting: Practice calligraphy writing with short phrases and
quotes. Drawing: Draw a still life scene with multiple objects in a complex
composition, emphasizing the use of negative space. Writing: Write a
descriptive paragraph about a place or environment, using creative writing
techniques to make it come alive.
Day 21: Handwriting: Review cursive and calligraphy writing techniques.

Drawing: Draw a still life scene using pen and ink, with a focus on cross-
hatching and stippling techniques. Writing: Write a character description,
using creative writing techniques to bring the character to life.
Day 22: Handwriting: Practice writing a short story in cursive handwriting.

Drawing: Draw a still life scene using a combination of materials, such as
charcoal, pastels, and pencils. Writing: Write a dialogue between two
characters, using creative writing techniques to convey their personalities
and emotions.
Day 23: Handwriting: Introduce the concept of typography and teach how
to write words in a variety of different fonts. Drawing: Draw a still life scene
with a focus on negative space and composition. Writing: Write a
descriptive paragraph about a person, using creative writing techniques to
make them come alive on the page.
Day 24: Handwriting: Practice typography writing with short phrases and
quotes. Drawing: Draw a still life scene with a focus on light and shadow,
using a variety of different materials. Writing: Write a short story with a
surprise ending, using creative writing techniques to keep the reader
engaged.
Day 25: Handwriting: Review calligraphy and typography writing

techniques. Drawing: Draw a still life scene with a focus on color, using
watercolours or colored pencils. Writing: Write a letter to someone special,
using creative writing techniques to express your emotions and feelings.
Day 26: Handwriting: Practice writing in cursive, calligraphy, and typography

styles. Drawing: Draw a still life scene with a focus on movement and
energy, using sketching and gesture techniques. Writing: Write a descriptive
paragraph about a memory, using creative writing techniques to make it
vivid and memorable.
Day 27: Handwriting: Introduce the concept of hand-lettering and teach

how to create beautiful, unique letters by hand. Drawing: Draw a still life
Regenerate response

ere's a daily lesson plan for a month on Month
7: Perspective Drawing and Calligraphy:
Week 1: Day 1: Introduction to perspective drawing - Explain the concept of
perspective drawing and show examples of 1-point and 2-point perspective. Have
students practice drawing simple shapes in perspective. Day 2: Calligraphy basics -
Teach the basics of calligraphy, including letter formation, pen hold, and pressure
control. Have students practice writing the letters of the alphabet in calligraphy style.
Day 3: Drawing a still life in perspective - Have students set up a simple still life scene
and practice drawing it in 1-point or 2-point perspective. Encourage them to use
their knowledge of perspective to add depth and realism to their drawing. Day 4:
Calligraphy project - Assign a short quote or phrase for students to write in
calligraphy style. Have them practice writing it several times on practice sheets
before creating a final version on nicer paper. Day 5: Peer critique - Have students
pair up and take turns giving and receiving constructive feedback on their
perspective drawing and calligraphy projects.
Week 2: Day 6: Advanced perspective techniques - Introduce more advanced

techniques for perspective drawing, such as foreshortening and overlapping objects.
Have students practice drawing more complex shapes and scenes. Day 7: Calligraphy
embellishments - Teach students how to add embellishments to their calligraphy,
such as flourishes and swashes. Have them practice incorporating these into their
lettering. Day 8: Drawing architecture in perspective - Have students practice drawing
a building or structure in perspective, using their knowledge of foreshortening and
overlapping objects. Day 9: Calligraphy project - Assign a longer phrase or short
poem for students to write in calligraphy style. Have them experiment with different
styles of lettering and embellishments. Day 10: Peer critique - Have students pair up
and give each other feedback on their perspective drawing and calligraphy projects.
Week 3: Day 11: Using color in perspective drawing - Introduce the concept of color
and how it can add depth to perspective drawings. Have students practice adding
color to their previous perspective drawings. Day 12: Calligraphy and mixed media -
Have students create a piece of calligraphy art using mixed media materials, such as
watercolor or collage. Day 13: Drawing people in perspective - Teach students how
to draw people in perspective, using techniques such as foreshortening and
proportion. Have them practice drawing figures in various poses. Day 14: Calligraphy
project - Assign a longer quote or passage for students to write in calligraphy style,
incorporating color and mixed media elements. Day 15: Peer critique - Have students
pair up and give each other feedback on their perspective drawing and calligraphy
projects
Week 3: Day 15: Finger and hand exercises for better pencil grip Day 16:
Handwriting lesson on calligraphy lettering styles and techniques Day 17:
Drawing lesson on two-point perspective and creating depth Day 18:
Practice using calligraphy in handwriting Day 19: Practice drawing with two-
point perspective and adding details Day 20: Review and assessment of
calligraphy and perspective drawing skills
Handwriting lesson on decorative lettering and embellishments Day 23:
Drawing lesson on three-point perspective and adding dimension to scenes
Day 24: Practice using decorative lettering in handwriting Day 25: Practice
drawing with three-point perspective and adding shading Day 26: Review
and assessment of decorative lettering and three-point perspective drawing
skills
Handwriting lesson on calligraphy and decorative lettering styles Day 29:
Drawing lesson on creating textures and patterns in drawings Day 30:
Practice using calligraphy and decorative lettering in handwriting Day 31:
Practice drawing textures and patterns in still life scenes Day 32: Review and
assessment of calligraphy, decorative lettering, and texture/pattern drawing
skills
That concludes the lesson plan for Month 7. Let me know if you have any
further questions or need additional assistance!
Month 8
Week 1: Day 1:
 Warm-up finger and hand exercises for 5-10 minutes

 Introduction to the art of calligraphy and lettering techniques
 Demonstration on creating different lettering styles and decorative
typography
 Practice tracing and copying different lettering styles
Day 2:

 Handwriting lesson on the use of lettering in design and art
 Drawing lesson on creating simple doodles and zentangles
 Practice combining lettering and doodle art in creating personalized art
Day 3:

 Handwriting lesson on the use of different materials in lettering and doodle
art
 Drawing lesson on creating intricate doodle art patterns and designs
 Practice using different materials such as pens, markers, and watercolors in
creating lettering and doodle art
Day 4:

 Handwriting lesson on creating personalized quotes and phrases using
lettering and doodle art
 Drawing lesson on creating lettering and doodle art on different surfaces
such as journals, cards, and posters
 Practice creating personalized quotes and phrases using lettering and
doodle art
Day 5:
 Handwriting lesson on the use of color and composition in lettering and
doodle art
 Drawing lesson on creating more complex doodle art designs
 Practice combining different colors and compositions in creating lettering
and doodle art
Week 2: Day 6:

 Handwriting lesson on the use of different types of lettering styles in
creating specific moods and tones
 Drawing lesson on creating lettering and doodle art on different surfaces
such as wood, glass, and fabric
 Practice experimenting with different lettering styles and surfaces in
creating personalized art
Day 7:

 Handwriting lesson on the use of lettering and doodle art in creating logos
and designs for branding
 Drawing lesson on creating lettering and doodle art in combination with
photography and other visual elements
 Practice creating logos and designs using lettering and doodle art
Day 8:

 Handwriting lesson on the use of lettering and doodle art in creating social
media content
 Drawing lesson on creating lettering and doodle art for various social
media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter
 Practice creating social media content using lettering and doodle art
Day 9:

 Handwriting lesson on the use of lettering and doodle art in creating
packaging and product design
 Drawing lesson on creating lettering and doodle art on 3D surfaces and
objects
 Practice creating packaging and product designs using lettering and doodle
art
Day 10:

 Handwriting lesson on the use of lettering and doodle art in creating
murals and wall art
 Drawing lesson on creating large-scale lettering and doodle art designs
 Practice creating murals and wall art using lettering and doodle art
Week 3: Day 11-15:
 Repeat previous week's lessons and practice with more advanced

techniques
Week 4: Day 16:
 Warm-up finger and hand exercises for
CONTINUE
Sure, here's the continuation of the daily lesson plan for Month 8:
Day 16:
 Warm-up activity: Finger and hand exercises for better pencil grip (5
minutes)
 Handwriting lesson: Introduce different types of lettering and typography
(15 minutes)
 Drawing lesson: Create a doodle art piece using different patterns and
shapes (30 minutes)
 Practice: Using the lettering and doodle art techniques learned today,
create a personalized art piece (30 minutes)
Day 17:
minutes)
 Handwriting lesson: Learn how to add shadows and dimension to lettering
(15 minutes)
 Drawing lesson: Create a zentangle piece using repeating patterns and
shapes (30 minutes)
 Practice: Incorporate the zentangle patterns in writing a short descriptive
paragraph (30 minutes)
Day 18:
minutes)
 Handwriting lesson: Learn how to add flourishes and embellishments to
lettering (15 minutes)
 Drawing lesson: Create a doodle art piece inspired by nature (30 minutes)
 Practice: Using the doodle art piece as inspiration, write a short poem (30
minutes)
Day 19:
minutes)
 Handwriting lesson: Learn how to combine different lettering styles for a
cohesive piece (15 minutes)
 Drawing lesson: Create a zentangle piece inspired by animals (30 minutes)
 Practice: Using the zentangle piece as inspiration, write a short story (30
minutes)
Day 20:
minutes)
 Handwriting lesson: Learn how to add color to lettering (15 minutes)
 Drawing lesson: Create a doodle art piece using different colors and
shading techniques (30 minutes)
 Practice: Using the doodle art piece as inspiration, write a short reflection
about the emotions evoked by the colors and patterns (30 minutes)
Day 21:
minutes)
 Handwriting lesson: Learn how to create a hand-lettered quote (15 minutes)
 Drawing lesson: Create a zentangle piece using a specific color palette (30
minutes)
 Practice: Using the hand-lettered quote and zentangle piece, create a
motivational poster (30 minutes)
Day 22:
minutes)
 Handwriting lesson: Learn how to create a monogram (15 minutes)
 Drawing lesson: Create a doodle art piece inspired by a specific theme (30
minutes)
 Practice: Using the monogram and doodle art piece, create a personalized
stationery set (30 minutes)
Day 23:
minutes)
 Handwriting lesson: Learn how to create a faux calligraphy piece (15
minutes)
 Drawing lesson: Create a zentangle piece using a circular composition (30
minutes)
 Practice: Using the faux calligraphy and zentangle piece, create a
personalized greeting card (30 minutes)
Day 24:
minutes)
 Handwriting lesson: Learn how to create a block lettering piece (15
minutes)
 Drawing lesson: Create a doodle art piece inspired by a favorite hobby (30
minutes)
 Practice: Using the block lettering and doodle art piece, create a
personalized art print (30 minutes)
Day 25:
minutes)
 Hand
CONTINUE
Sure! Here is the rest of the daily lesson plan for Month 8:
Day 16:
 Warm-up: Practice basic strokes for lettering

 Handwriting lesson: Introduce different styles of decorative lettering, such
as serif, sans serif, and script
 Drawing lesson: Introduce the concept of doodle art and zentangles, and
demonstrate how to create basic patterns
 Practice: Have students use different styles of lettering to write their names
and create a simple doodle art piece using the patterns they learned
Day 17:

 Handwriting lesson: Focus on the use of colors in lettering, and teach
blending techniques with markers or colored pencils
 Drawing lesson: Demonstrate how to create more complex patterns for
doodle art and zentangles, and encourage students to experiment with
different shapes and sizes
 Practice: Have students create a personalized quote or saying using their
newly learned lettering techniques, and incorporate doodle art to enhance
the overall design
Day 18:

 Handwriting lesson: Introduce the concept of typography and how it relates
to design
 Drawing lesson: Encourage students to create a larger doodle art piece,
incorporating different patterns and shapes
 Practice: Have students choose a favorite song lyric or quote and create a
typography-based design with accompanying doodle art
Day 19:

 Handwriting lesson: Focus on the use of shading and highlighting in
lettering, and demonstrate how to create 3D effects
 Drawing lesson: Introduce the concept of negative space and how it can be
used in doodle art
 Practice: Have students create a monogram using lettering and incorporate
negative space and shading techniques to create a unique design
Day 20:

 Handwriting lesson: Teach how to use different materials for lettering, such
as paint, chalk, or ink
 Drawing lesson: Encourage students to create a more intricate doodle art
piece, incorporating multiple patterns and shapes
 Practice: Have students create a personalized greeting card or postcard
using their new lettering and doodle art skills
Day 21:

 Handwriting lesson: Introduce the use of metallic or glitter pens in lettering,
and how to make them stand out
 Drawing lesson: Demonstrate how to incorporate words or phrases into
doodle art, using different lettering styles and patterns
 Practice: Have students create a poster with a motivational quote or
message, using lettering and doodle art to enhance the overall design
Day 22:

 Handwriting lesson: Focus on the use of negative space in lettering, and
how it can create a unique design
 Drawing lesson: Encourage students to create a doodle art piece based on
a specific theme, such as nature or animals
 Practice: Have students create a bookmark with their name in decorative
lettering and incorporate doodle art related to the chosen theme
Day 23:

 Handwriting lesson: Introduce the use of different fonts in lettering, and
how to combine them to create a cohesive design
 Drawing lesson: Demonstrate how to create a more complex doodle art
piece using different patterns and shapes, and how to incorporate lettering
into the design
 Practice: Have students create a personalized journal cover using their
newly learned lettering and doodle art skills
Day 24:

 Handwriting lesson
CONTINUE
Sure, here are the remaining lesson plans for Month 8:
Week 3:
Day 15:
 Warm-up activity: Finger and hand exercises to promote better pencil grip
 Handwriting lesson: Introduce cursive lettering and practice writing
different letters
 Drawing lesson: Demonstrate how to create a simple zentangle pattern and
have students create their own zentangles
 Practice activity: Incorporate cursive lettering into their zentangle drawing
Day 16:
 Handwriting lesson: Continue practicing cursive lettering and introduce
different styles of decorative lettering
 Drawing lesson: Introduce the concept of negative space in doodle art and
have students create a doodle art piece using negative space
 Practice activity: Incorporate different styles of decorative lettering into
their doodle art piece
Day 17:
 Handwriting lesson: Practice writing words and phrases in different
decorative lettering styles
 Drawing lesson: Demonstrate how to create lettering that flows and
connects to each other to create a cohesive design
 Practice activity: Incorporate flowing lettering into a doodle art piece
Day 18:
 Handwriting lesson: Introduce the concept of drop caps and how they can
enhance the look of a written piece
 Drawing lesson: Demonstrate how to create a drop cap and have students
create their own drop cap design
 Practice activity: Incorporate their drop cap design into a written piece or a
doodle art piece
Week 4:
Day 19:
 Handwriting lesson: Review all the different lettering styles and decorative
techniques learned during the past week
 Drawing lesson: Have students create a personalized art piece that
incorporates their favorite lettering style and doodle art elements
 Practice activity: Continue refining their personalized art piece
Day 20:
 Handwriting lesson: Introduce the art of hand lettering and how it can be
used in creating different types of designs
 Drawing lesson: Demonstrate how to create a hand lettered design and
have students create their own hand lettered design
 Practice activity: Incorporate their hand lettered design into a personalized
art piece
Day 21:
 Handwriting lesson: Review cursive lettering and encourage students to
continue practicing to improve their skills
 Drawing lesson: Introduce the concept of typography and how it can be
used to create different types of designs
 Practice activity: Incorporate typography into a personalized art piece
Day 22:
 Handwriting lesson: Introduce the concept of brush lettering and
demonstrate how to create brush lettering strokes
 Drawing lesson: Have students create a piece of art that incorporates brush
lettering and doodle art elements
 Practice activity: Continue refining their personalized art piece
Day 23:
 Handwriting lesson: Review all the different lettering and typography
techniques learned during the past week
 Drawing lesson: Have students create a final piece of personalized art that
incorporates all the techniques and skills learned during the month
 Practice activity: Refine and finalize their personalized art piece
I hope this lesson plan helps! Let me know if you have any questions.
CONTINU FOR DAY 24,27, 28,29,30

Sure, here are the lesson plans for Days 24, 27, 28, 29, and 30:
Day 24:

 Handwriting: practice creating different lettering styles and fonts
 Drawing: create a doodle art piece using the lettering created in
handwriting practice
 Writing: use the doodle art piece as inspiration for writing a short story or
poem
Day 27:

 Handwriting: continue practicing decorative lettering and typography
 Drawing: introduce zentangles and create a piece incorporating both
lettering and zentangles
 Writing: use the zentangle piece as inspiration for writing a descriptive
narrative or character study
Day 28:

 Handwriting: practice calligraphy techniques with a focus on spacing and
balance
 Drawing: create a still life scene and use calligraphy to label and describe
the objects
 Writing: use the still life scene as inspiration for writing a detailed
description or a personal reflection on the objects in the scene
Day 29:

 Handwriting: continue practicing calligraphy techniques with an emphasis
on flourishes and embellishments
 Drawing: create a mandala using calligraphy to add intricate details
 Writing: use the mandala as inspiration for writing a reflective piece on
personal growth or inner peace
Day 30:
 Handwriting: review all lettering and calligraphy techniques learned
throughout the month
 Drawing: create a final piece combining all drawing techniques learned
throughout the month
 Writing: reflect on the progress made in both writing and drawing skills
over the past month and set goals for further improvement.
Regenerate response

ure, here's a daily lesson plan for a month for Month 9:
Day 1: Finger and hand exercises to promote better pencil grip.

Introduction to cursive writing and letter formation. Drawing exercise: basic
object drawing techniques. Day 2: Handwriting lesson: letter formation and
basic cursive writing. Drawing lesson: shading techniques for object
drawing. Day 3: Finger and hand exercises to promote better pencil grip.
Handwriting lesson: connecting letters in cursive writing. Drawing exercise:
highlighting techniques for object drawing. Day 4: Handwriting lesson:
practicing cursive writing with connected letters. Drawing lesson: creating
depth and texture in object drawing. Day 5: Finger and hand exercises to
promote better pencil grip. Handwriting lesson: practicing fluid letter
formation in cursive writing. Drawing exercise: creating reflective surfaces in
object drawing. Day 6: Handwriting lesson: practicing cursive writing with
fluid letter formation. Drawing lesson: creating shadow and light in object
Handwriting lesson: practicing letter connections and fluidity in cursive
writing. Drawing exercise: advanced object drawing techniques with
shading and highlighting. Day 8: Handwriting lesson: practicing fluid letter
formation in cursive writing with longer phrases. Drawing lesson: creating
texture and details in object drawing. Day 9: Finger and hand exercises to
promote better pencil grip. Handwriting lesson: practicing cursive writing
with longer phrases and sentences. Drawing exercise: creating contrast and
drama in object drawing. Day 10: Handwriting lesson: practicing fluid letter
formation in cursive writing with longer sentences. Drawing lesson: creating
realism in object drawing. Day 11: Finger and hand exercises to promote
better pencil grip. Handwriting lesson: practicing cursive writing with longer
sentences and paragraphs. Drawing exercise: incorporating light and
shadow in object drawing. Day 12: Handwriting lesson: practicing fluid
letter formation in cursive writing with longer sentences and paragraphs.
Drawing lesson: creating movement and flow in object drawing. Day 13:
Finger and hand exercises to promote better pencil grip. Handwriting
lesson: practicing cursive writing with longer sentences and paragraphs
with a focus on legibility. Drawing exercise: incorporating color in object
drawing. Day 14: Handwriting lesson: practicing fluid letter formation in
cursive writing with longer sentences and paragraphs with a focus on
legibility. Drawing lesson: combining object drawing and color to create a
complete scene. Day 15: Finger and hand exercises to promote better
pencil grip. Handwriting lesson: reviewing cursive writing and letter
formation. Drawing exercise: applying advanced object drawing techniques
to create a complete scene. Day 16: Handwriting lesson: reviewing fluid
letter formation and cursive writing with longer phrases, sentences, and
paragraphs. Drawing lesson: creating depth and perspective in object
Handwriting lesson: reviewing fluid letter formation and cursive writing with
longer sentences and paragraphs. Drawing exercise: combining advanced
object drawing techniques and perspective to create a complete scene. Day
18: Handwriting lesson: reviewing fluid letter formation and cursive writing
with longer sentences and paragraphs with a focus on legibility. Drawing
lesson: creating movement and flow in object drawing with perspective.
Day 19: Finger and hand exercises to promote better pencil grip.
Handwriting lesson: reviewing fluid letter formation and cursive writing with
longer sentences and paragraphs with a focus on legibility. Drawing
exercise: creating contrast and drama in object drawing with perspective.
Day 20: Handwriting lesson: reviewing fluid letter formation and cursive
writing with longer sentences and paragraphs with a focus on legibility.
Drawing lesson: incorporating light and shadow in object drawing with
perspective. Day 21: Finger and hand exercises to promote better pencil
grip.
please continue
Sure, here is the rest of the lesson plan for Month 9:
Day 24:
 Warm-up activity: finger and hand exercises

 Handwriting lesson: cursive letter formation and practice
 Drawing lesson: Introduction to shading techniques and how to create
highlights in drawings
 Practice combining cursive writing and advanced object drawing with
shading and highlights
Day 25:

 Handwriting lesson: Cursive words and sentence formation
 Drawing lesson: Advanced object drawing with a focus on texture and
pattern
texture and pattern
Day 26:

 Handwriting lesson: Cursive letter connections and linking words
 Drawing lesson: Creating a still life scene with multiple objects and a focus
on depth and perspective
 Practice combining cursive writing and advanced object drawing to create a
detailed still life scene with proper perspective
Day 27:

 Handwriting lesson: Cursive writing practice with longer sentences and
paragraphs
 Drawing lesson: Advanced object drawing with a focus on light and shadow
proper lighting techniques
Day 28:

 Handwriting lesson: Cursive writing with varying font styles and sizes
 Drawing lesson: Advanced object drawing with a focus on composition and
layout
visually appealing composition with proper layout and design principles
Day 29:

 Handwriting lesson: Cursive writing with an emphasis on flow and rhythm
 Drawing lesson: Creating a portrait or character using advanced object
drawing techniques
detailed portrait or character with proper flow and rhythm in the
handwriting
Day 30:

 Handwriting lesson: Final cursive writing review and practice
 Drawing lesson: Final advanced object drawing review and practice
final project, such as a book cover or illustrated poem.
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Sure! Here is a daily lesson plan for Month 10:
Day 1: Introduction to storyboarding and story arcs
 Introduce the concept of storyboarding and its importance in creating

sequential art
 Discuss the elements of a story arc and how to create a compelling
narrative
Day 2: Creating a storyboard
 Provide a template for creating a storyboard

 Have students practice creating their own storyboards based on a given
prompt
Day 3: Character design basics
 Introduce the principles of character design and how to create expressive

characters
 Have students practice creating simple character designs
Day 4: Creating detailed character designs
 Discuss how to create more detailed and nuanced character designs

 Have students practice creating a more complex character design
Day 5: Character expressions and emotions
 Teach students how to create expressions and convey emotions through

character design
 Have students practice drawing their characters expressing different
emotions
Day 6: Scene design and composition
 Teach students how to create compelling scene designs and compositions

 Have students practice creating scene designs based on a given prompt
Day 7: Review and critique

 Review the work done throughout the week and provide constructive
feedback and critique
 Encourage students to continue practicing their storyboarding and
character design skills on their own
Repeat this lesson plan for the remaining weeks of the month, providing
new prompts and challenges for students to tackle. Encourage them to
explore their own creative ideas and develop their skills in storyboarding
and character design.
continue
Sure! Here are some more lesson plans for Month 10:
Day 21:
 Warm-up: Continue with finger and hand exercises to promote better

pencil grip
 Handwriting: Teach the concept of storyboarding and creating story arcs.
Discuss the importance of having a clear beginning, middle, and end in a
story.
 Drawing: Introduce the basics of character design. Discuss the importance
of facial expressions and body language in creating expressive characters.
 Practice: Have students brainstorm and sketch out character designs for a
story they have in mind.
Day 22:

pencil grip
 Handwriting: Have students begin storyboarding their own story. Teach the
concept of panels, shot types, and transitions.
 Drawing: Have students continue working on their character designs.
Discuss how to convey personality and emotions through character design.
 Practice: Have students continue sketching out their characters and start
sketching out the panels for their storyboard.
Day 23:
pencil grip
 Handwriting: Have students continue working on their storyboard. Discuss
the importance of pacing and how to build tension in a story.
 Drawing: Teach the basics of perspective drawing to help with creating
dynamic and interesting panels.
 Practice: Have students sketch out their storyboard panels with the new
perspective drawing skills they learned.
Day 24:

pencil grip
 Handwriting: Have students continue working on their storyboard, focusing
on refining the pacing and structure of their story.
 Drawing: Teach the basics of color theory and how to use it effectively in
illustrations.
 Practice: Have students start adding color to their character designs and
storyboard panels.
Day 25:

pencil grip
 Handwriting: Have students continue working on their storyboard, focusing
on adding detail and refining the dialogue.
 Drawing: Teach the basics of composition and how to create visually
interesting layouts.
 Practice: Have students experiment with different composition techniques
in their storyboard panels.
Day 26:

pencil grip
 Handwriting: Have students finish their storyboard and start creating a final
draft.
 Drawing: Teach the basics of inking and line weight to help with creating
clean and polished illustrations.
 Practice: Have students start inking their character designs and storyboard
panels.
Day 27:

pencil grip
 Handwriting: Have students continue working on their final draft of the
storyboard, focusing on adding finishing touches and making any necessary
changes.
 Drawing: Teach the basics of shading and highlighting to help with creating
depth and dimension in illustrations.
 Practice: Have students start adding shading and highlighting to their
character designs and storyboard panels.
Day 28:

pencil grip
 Handwriting: Have students complete their final draft of the storyboard.
 Drawing: Teach the basics of texturing to add more interest and detail to
illustrations.
 Practice: Have students experiment with different texturing techniques in
their character designs and storyboard panels.
Day 29:

pencil grip
 Handwriting: Have students present their final storyboard to the class and
receive feedback.
 Drawing: Have students present their character designs and receive
feedback.
 Practice: Have students take the feedback they received and make any
necessary changes to their storyboard and illustrations.
Day 30:
pencil grip
 Handwriting: Have students reflect on their experience with storyboarding
and character design.
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Sure, here is a daily lesson plan for a month for
the content of Month 11:
Day 1: Introduction to Mixed Media
 Introduction to the concept of mixed media

 Demonstration of different mixed media techniques
 Practice using different materials to create a mixed media piece
Day 2: Collage Art
 Introduction to collage art

 Demonstration of different collage techniques
 Practice creating a simple collage piece
Day 3: Combining Text and Art
 Introduction to incorporating text into art

 Demonstration of different ways to include text in a mixed media piece
 Practice creating a piece of art with text
Day 4: Layering Techniques
 Introduction to layering techniques in mixed media

 Demonstration of different layering techniques
 Practice creating a layered mixed media piece
Day 5: Found Object Art
 Introduction to found object art

 Demonstration of how to incorporate found objects into mixed media
 Practice creating a mixed media piece using found objects
Day 6: Acrylic Paints and Mixed Media
 Introduction to using acrylic paints in mixed media

 Demonstration of how to use acrylic paints in mixed media
 Practice creating a mixed media piece using acrylic paints
Day 7: Collage with Magazine Cutouts
 Introduction to using magazine cutouts in collage art

 Demonstration of different techniques for using magazine cutouts
 Practice creating a collage using magazine cutouts
Day 8: Texture Techniques
 Introduction to creating texture in mixed media

 Demonstration of different techniques for creating texture
 Practice creating a mixed media piece with texture
Day 9: Combining Drawing and Mixed Media
 Introduction to combining drawing and mixed media

 Demonstration of different techniques for incorporating drawing into mixed
media
 Practice creating a mixed media piece that includes drawing
Day 10: Using Stencils
 Introduction to using stencils in mixed media

 Demonstration of different ways to use stencils
 Practice creating a mixed media piece using stencils
Day 11: Paper Mache
 Introduction to paper mache

 Demonstration of how to use paper mache in mixed media
 Practice creating a mixed media piece using paper mache
Day 12: Ink and Mixed Media
 Introduction to using ink in mixed media

 Demonstration of different ways to use ink in mixed media
 Practice creating a mixed media piece using ink
Day 13: Combining Photography and Mixed Media
 Introduction to combining photography and mixed media

 Demonstration of different ways to incorporate photographs into mixed
media
 Practice creating a mixed media piece that includes photographs
Day 14: Texture Rubbing Techniques
 Introduction to texture rubbing techniques in mixed media

 Demonstration of different texture rubbing techniques
 Practice creating a mixed media piece with texture rubbing
Day 15: Creating a Mixed Media Landscape
 Demonstration of how to create a mixed media landscape

 Practice creating a mixed media landscape
Day 16: Abstract Mixed Media
 Introduction to abstract mixed media

 Demonstration of how to create an abstract mixed media piece
 Practice creating an abstract mixed media piece
Day 17: Using Tissue Paper in Collage Art
 Introduction to using tissue paper in collage art

 Demonstration of different ways to use tissue paper in collage
 Practice creating a collage using tissue paper
Day 18: Fabric and Mixed Media
 Introduction to using fabric in mixed media

 Demonstration of how to use fabric in mixed media
 Practice creating a mixed media piece using fabric
Day 19: Creating a Mixed Media Portrait
 Demonstration of how to create a mixed media portrait

 Practice creating a mixed media portrait
please generate for day 20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30

Sure! Here's a daily lesson plan for Month 11: Mixed Media and Collage Art:
Day 20:
 Warm-up finger and hand exercises for better pencil grip

 Handwriting lesson on incorporating text into art
 Drawing lesson on mixing media and color theory
 Practice combining different media to create a mixed media artwork
Day 21:

 Handwriting lesson on using calligraphy in mixed media art
 Drawing lesson on creating texture and layering in mixed media art
 Practice creating a mixed media artwork using calligraphy and layering
techniques
Day 22:

 Handwriting lesson on using stencils and stamps in mixed media art
 Drawing lesson on creating a cohesive composition in mixed media art
 Practice creating a mixed media artwork using stencils, stamps, and a
cohesive composition
Day 23:

 Handwriting lesson on using typography in mixed media art
 Drawing lesson on using found objects in collage art
 Practice creating a mixed media artwork using typography and found
objects in a collage format
Day 24:

 Handwriting lesson on incorporating poetry or quotes into mixed media art
 Drawing lesson on using texture in mixed media art
 Practice creating a mixed media artwork incorporating poetry or quotes
and utilizing texture techniques
Day 25:

 Handwriting lesson on using watercolor in mixed media art
 Drawing lesson on creating balance in mixed media art
 Practice creating a mixed media artwork using watercolor and achieving
balance in the composition
Day 26:

 Handwriting lesson on using hand lettering in mixed media art
 Drawing lesson on using negative space in mixed media art
 Practice creating a mixed media artwork using hand lettering and negative
space techniques
Day 27:

 Handwriting lesson on using metallic elements in mixed media art
 Drawing lesson on using contrast in mixed media art
 Practice creating a mixed media artwork using metallic elements and
contrast techniques
Day 28:

 Handwriting lesson on using color blocking in mixed media art
 Drawing lesson on creating movement in mixed media art
 Practice creating a mixed media artwork using color blocking and achieving
a sense of movement in the composition
Day 29:

 Handwriting lesson on using hand-drawn elements in mixed media art
 Drawing lesson on creating depth in mixed media art
 Practice creating a mixed media artwork using hand-drawn elements and
creating depth in the composition
Day 30:

 Handwriting lesson on using letterpress in mixed media art
 Drawing lesson on using layering and perspective in mixed media art
 Practice creating a mixed media artwork using letterpress, layering, and
perspective techniques.
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Daily Lesson Plan for Month 12:
Day 1: Introduction to portfolio review and final project assignment.
Encourage students to reflect on their growth and accomplishments
throughout the year.
Day 2-3: Provide time for students to review their work and select their
favorite pieces to include in their portfolio. Help students organize their
work and provide feedback on how to improve their selection.
Day 4-5: Introduce final project assignment and provide examples. Discuss
the elements of a strong zine or storybook and provide resources for
students to reference.
Day 6-7: Begin working on final projects. Provide guidance and feedback as
needed.
Day 8-9: Continue working on final projects. Encourage students to

experiment with different techniques and styles to make their work unique.
Day 10-11: Review progress on final projects and provide feedback.

Emphasize the importance of attention to detail and quality of work.
Day 12-13: Finalize final projects. Help students with finishing touches and
ensure all elements are in place.
Day 14-15: Provide time for students to present their final projects and
reflect on their overall experience in the program.
Day 16-17: Provide opportunities for peer feedback and constructive

criticism on final projects.
Day 18-19: Discuss the importance of self-reflection and self-critique in the

creative process. Encourage students to reflect on their own growth and
development throughout the program.
Day 20-21: Finalize portfolio review and reflect on individual progress.
Discuss future goals and aspirations in creative writing and art.
Day 22-23: Celebrate the completion of the program with a final showcase
or presentation of students' work.
Day 24-25: Provide opportunities for students to share their work with
family and friends.
Day 26-27: Review and celebrate the progress made by all students in the
program.
Day 28-29: Provide resources and suggestions for further practice and
growth in creative writing and art.
Day 30: Conclude the program with a final reflection and celebration of
students' accomplishments.
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Sure, here's a 12-month program outline that includes finger and hand exercises for

better pencil grip:

Month 1: Introduction to Handwriting and Drawing

 Introduction to the program

Month 2: Uppercase Letters and Basic Shapes

 Continuation of hand and finger exercises to improve pencil grip

Month 3: Lowercase Letters and Object Drawing

 More finger and hand exercises to improve fine motor skills

Month 4: Sight Words and Nature Drawing

Month 5: Comic Strips and Cartoon Characters

Month 6: Creative Writing and Still Life Drawing

Month 7: Perspective Drawing and Calligraphy

Month 8: Lettering and Doodle Art

Month 9: Advanced Object Drawing and Cursive Writing

Month 10: Storyboarding and Character Design

Month 11: Mixed Media and Collage Art

Month 12: Portfolio Review and Final Projects

continue for 12 months

Day 1: • Introduction to the program • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand

Day 2: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 3: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 4: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 5: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 6: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 7: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 9: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 10: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 11: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 12: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 13: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 14: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 15: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 16: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 19: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 20: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 21: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 22: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 23: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 24: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 26: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 27: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Congratulations on completing the Introduction to Handwriting and

Day 1: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 2: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 3: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 4: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 5: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 6: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 7: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 9: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 10: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 11: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 12: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 13: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 14: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 15: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 16: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 18: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 20: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 21: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 22: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 23: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting

Day 24: • Warm-up activities: Finger and hand exercises • Handwriting