PENMANSHIP ORIENTATION

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 PURPOSE OF PENMANSHIP

• A standard for the holistic development of a Lasallian

• Links the mind with the hand for improved concentration and better
reflection
• Develops attention to detail
• Displays courtesy, respect
• Signifies education, power
• Shows dedication, commitment
 HISTORY

Developed and promoted by American Austin Norman Palmer, the Palmer Style of
Handwriting is a simplified version of the Spencerian Script. Its plainness and speed
allowed the writer to “compete” with the typewriter.
Prior to this, Platt Rogers Spencer’s Spencerian Script had been considered the
standard penmanship since the 1840s until Palmer took the lead toward the turn of the
century.
Br. Antony Ferdinand Kilbourn FSC brought the Palmer style of handwriting in the
Philippines in 1921 and was formally introduced in De La Salle College.

It has gone through minor modifications over the years, and is now more
appropriately referred to (in our context) as the Lasallian Style of Handwriting.
 MATERIALS

• Penmanship Book
• Pencil for Grades 1-3
• Ball pen for Grades 4-6
• Intermediate Pad Paper
HAND & FINGER EXERCISES
 CORRECT WRITING POSITION

For cursive writing, place the paper directly in

front of you at a slanting position.

Writing Position
FOR RIGHT HANDED STUDENTS
FOR LEFT HANDED STUDENTS
 TRIPOD GRIP

Hold the pencil/ball pen between the thumb and

forefinger supported by the middle finger.

The end tip of the pencil/ball pen points to the

shoulder of the writing hand.
 TRIPOD GRIP

Right-handed Left-handed
The pencil/ball pen should be held naturally.
 2 or 3 FINGER MARGIN
RIGHT-HANDED STUDENTS LEFT-HANDED STUDENTS USE
USE YOUR LEFT HAND YOUR RIGHT HAND

DO THIS LET IT FACE THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION

 Make a 2 or 3 finger margin before
writing the next letter

Use
3
lines
 NAME FORMAT
• Make an imaginary margin (1 ½ inches on the left. ½ inch on the right ).
You may fold the paper on the imaginary margin. Do this on both sides of the paper.
 NAME FORMAT

Write the subject on top.

 NAME FORMAT

Write your complete first name

(not your nickname), your middle
initial and your family name.

Use the first name in case you

have more than one.

Ex. Jose Miguel Enrique B. Antonio

to Jose B. Antonio
 NAME FORMAT

Skip 1 space
Write your grade and section
NAME FORMAT

Write the date

Write the teacher’s name
CHARACTERISTICS OF LASALLIAN HANDWRITING

4-NATURE OF LASALLIAN HANDWRITING

1. Slanted
2. Rounded
3. Pointed
4. Full size
SLANTED
ROUNDED
POINTED
FULL
PENMANSHIP RUBRIC
PENMANSHIP RUBRIC
WRITING TERMS

TOP LINE

MIDDLE LINE

BASE LINE
FOR GRADES 2 - 3
 WRITING TERMS

TOP LINE

BASE LINE
FOR GRADES 4 - 6
 Top line.

Middle line.

Base line.

4th line.
FOR GRADES 2 - 3
 Top line.

Base line.

FOR GRADES 4 - 6
 POLICIES & PROCEDURES

 Be ready with your materials before the start of the period.

 Your grade highly depends on your submitted work.

 Ask help from your parents or an adult in uploading your assignment.

 Take a picture of each sheet.

 Make sure each picture is clear and large enough to see the whole page.

 Use the following file formats when you submit your work: jpg, jpeg, or png
 POLICIES & PROCEDURES
 Change the file name. FAMILY NAME_First Name_Activity Example:
ANTONIO_Jose_CursiveEO
 Upload the files in your Ranger360 account only. Ranger has a 1-time submission
function.
 Please note that there is a 10mb limit per file. It can accept 5 files in one submission
only.
 Remember to submit requirements on or before the deadline. Do not wait for the last
day to submit

 Failure to meet the due date without any valid reason will merit a grade of zero
(0).
 POLICIES & PROCEDURES

 An important component of student success in learning is the ability to manage one's

time efficiently.

 The submitted and graded output is final, and cannot be revised or changed anymore
RANGER REMINDERS

Always open & check your Assignments folder

Always check your Lesson folder
 RANGER REMINDERS

Many things can happen on the due date such as poor internet connection,
power interruption, family emergencies, etc. These are some of the reasons
students are unable to submit on time.

This is why you are highly encouraged to submit your assignments before the
deadline to avoid problems that may be encountered on the day of
submission.
THANK YOU!