A 45 page PDF download.
The term graphic skills refers to the ability to produce straight and curved lines of different lengths, directions and positions on the page to produce the basic shapes and patterns needed for drawing and learning to print letters.
The HWG Developing Graphic Skills: Assessment Handbook provides a structured approach to assessment of the different aspects of completing selected graphic tasks: attention, following instructions, evaluating own work, motor control and motor planning.
Detailed instructions are provided for each tasks along with templates and checklists for recording all aspects of a child's performance on the task.
Working through the assessment tasks provides parents and teachers with insight into the child's abilities and difficulties and provides direction for selecting remedial tasks.
Content
Introduction
What are the basic graphic skills?
The assessment process
Drawing tasks
Drawing long lines down the page
Drawing long lines across the page
Drawing radiating lines
Drawing medium lines in all directions
Drawing circles in grid
Copying different sized circles
Copying a rectangle and a square
Drawing a square with eyes closed
Drawing crossed and diagonal line shapes
Drawing small circles in boxes
Drawing shapes in small boxes
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