Items related to The Adventures of Strawberryhead & Gingerbread™,...

The Adventures of Strawberryhead & Gingerbread™, The Barking Lot Series (6) Cursive Writing Alphabet Soup Workbook: Kids can learn beginner handwriting basics from the “yummy” Soup cauldron! - Softcover

Book 27 of 30: The Adventures of Strawberryhead and Gingerbread ®

Wheatie, KF; Wheatie, KM

 
9798990065611: The Adventures of Strawberryhead & Gingerbread™, The Barking Lot Series (6) Cursive Writing Alphabet Soup Workbook: Kids can learn beginner handwriting basics from the “yummy” Soup cauldron!

Synopsis

Parents and teachers use this book in the home and/or classroom! Great learning for kids from preschool to age 9! Beautifully and thoughtfully illustrated cursive art activities help kids to focus their letters to gain their cursive skills in a gentle fun way! Includes fun educational games, too!
Join Strawberryhead & Gingerbread's black Labrador, Solomon and his "Barking Lot" friends: Einstein, Jake, Lucy, Bella, Binniy, Duncan, and Gianni as they twirl their way through the alphabet soup of cursive handwriting basics. The alphabet soup cauldron engages your child through the alphabet with the “Barking Lot” crew, while teaching cursive handwriting! Kids will be hooked while learning to read and write in cursive, FUN, FUN, FUN for all!

Additionally, includes FUN games featuring:

*Mazes-A through Z! (answer key in the back of the book)

Designed for a child to DISCOVER, LEARN, & PLAY while learning the forgotten school handwriting basics!

"synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.

About the Authors

KF Wheatie, nicknamed Strawberryhead, was diagnosed with autism as a child. KF has a strong faith and works hard in school. She is currently a senior in college studying fine arts and music. KF makes it her mission to make new friends as often as possible. She plays the flute in a church band and is also a classically trained professional harpist. Her hobbies include art, Broadway, and travel.

KM Wheatie is nicknamed Gingerbread. Because he looked like a cookie to his mother when he was little, she always pretended to take a bite out of him. His sister KF was sure that her brother would grow back after their mother took a bite out of him. Diagnosed with autism at an incredibly early age, KM preferred to play alone as a child. It was not that he did not want to interact with other kids; he did not have the social skills necessary to play with them. He turned his love of map reading into a serious hobby. He is now a senior in college studying environmental science/geographic information science. His hobbies include riding rollercoasters, travel, and hiking.KF and KM Wheatie were raised by their mother, who is a staunch advocate for those with autism spectrum disorder. She instilled in them their faith and belief that all their struggles, loneliness, and hardships were adventures leading to a path of success. Both KF and KM believe in accessibility and inclusivity for all people. They also enjoy spending time with their English black Labrador, Solomon.

"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.