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21:26 Oct 26, 2010 |
French to Italian translations [PRO] Games / Video Games / Gaming / Casino / Imparare a scrivere (bambini) | |||||||
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4 +1 | forme prescritturali |
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3 +1 | developmental strokes |
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3 +1 | forme propedeutiche alla scrittura |
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developmental strokes Explanation: Developmental strokes are basic drawings that a child should be able to perform before expecting them to write letters (i.e. practicing writing their name). They include, in order of development: a vertical line (2- years), a horizontal line, (2 ½ years), a circle (3-years), a cross (3 ½ -4 years), a square (4-years), a diagonal line (4 ½ years), an “X” (4 years- 11 months), a triangle (5 years-3 months). Diagonal strokes are the most difficult; therefore the “x” and the triangle are the last to develop. http://www.bentonstearns.k12.mn.us/PDF Downloads/Development... |
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forme prescritturali Explanation: http://www.disgrafie.eu/files/Recensione RosaMariaCurto.pdf |
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forme propedeutiche alla scrittura Explanation: Direi così. |
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Reference: Context Reference information: Not that the asker hasn't provided enough, but here's the whole thing: http://www.nathan.fr/materieleducatif/catalogue/produit.asp?... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 16 mins (2010-10-26 21:43:18 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- It means learning to draw shapes (eg circles) that will help children to form letters, but I can't think of a translation. |
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