SUPPORT FOR EDUCATORS
Helping your students move, learn, play, focus,
write and cope with school.
Introducing the Teachers’ Helping Kids Write Toolkit
Are you tired of traditional methods not helping your students’ handwriting?
Many educators resort to giving struggling writers extra writing practice, pencil grips, or fine motor exercises, only
to find these efforts backfire, only to find this increases hand pain or decreases students’ self-esteem.
But what if there’s a better way?
Introducing the Teachers’ Helping Kids Write Toolkit –
A revolutionary resource designed to unravel why your student is struggling with writing, and show you a step-
by-step framework to develop their sensory, motor, and emotional skills.
By addressing these foundational skills first, your student will automatically find writing easier and fun. And they’ll
become stronger, more coordinated, confident and comfortable in their bodies.
Here’s what you’ll discover
Foundational Skills First:
Learn why sensory and motor skills
are crucial to address before
focusing on pencil grip and writing
practice.
are crucial to address before
focusing on pencil grip and writing
practice.
Comprehensive Support:
Better understand your student’s
needs and where to focus your
efforts to advocate for them
effectively.
needs and where to focus your
efforts to advocate for them
effectively.
Actionable Strategies:
Implement an action plan to
develop foundational sensory,
motor, and emotional skills in your
students.
develop foundational sensory,
motor, and emotional skills in your
students.
Here’s what you’ll get inside...
- Pencil Grasp Chart: Decode your student's pencil grasp and understand what it really means.
- Sensory Checklist: Get to the root cause of your student’s writing difficulties and learn where to start to help them.
- Accommodations Guide: Learn strategies to help students access writing now.
- Tip Sheets: What to do & what not to do for students’ specific writing difficulties
- Quick Reference Guides, checklists, & charts
- Activities to support underlying sensory, motor & emotional skills for writing
Who is this Toolkit for?
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Educators: Teachers, SENCO’s, LSA’s seeking a brain-based, fun approach to support their students using their
strengths - Students from 4-14 years old
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Students who are neurodivergent, autistic, ADHD / ADD, DCD, PDA, or have SPD, dyslexia, dysgraphia,
hypermobility, Down’s syndrome, or no diagnosis - Students on waitlists and can’t easily access OT
Your Toolkit Investment
Learn from my 25+ years of OT experience and get on the right track to develop your student’s writing.
£29.00
One Year Access
Read What This Teacher Said About Working With Munira ...
“Munira was my first guest speaker for my academy for teachers. While we as teachers have
basic knowledge about writing with our students, I learned so much more with Munira. She
explained the foundations of writing at a whole new level but with such simplicity that we could
use what we had learned the very next day with our students.”
basic knowledge about writing with our students, I learned so much more with Munira. She
explained the foundations of writing at a whole new level but with such simplicity that we could
use what we had learned the very next day with our students.”
"Don't let writing struggles hold your students back.
Get the Teachers’ Helping Kids Write Toolkit and transform your approach to teaching writing.
Disclaimer:
By purchasing this course, you understand and agree:
- The advice provided in this program is educational versus a 1:1 service. You are responsible for choosing what to apply to your child. You must provide supervision for your child’s own safety. If you require medical advice, please book a private appointment or consult with your child’s doctor.
- The course material is copyrighted to Munira Adenwalla and intended for personal use ONLY.
Start Here: Learn why your student
really struggles with writing
Finally understand the root cause of your students’ coordination and writing challenges, and how to help them. This checklist will show you how.
You are welcome here! This is a safe, inclusive space that supports everybody regardless of age, size, colour, gender, neurotype, ancestry, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, mental or physical disability.