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Use decorated popsicle sticks for spacing.

Spaceman Finger Spacing for Writing Here is a FREEBIE! Use these to create Spacemen for your students to use while writing! Glue the spaceman to a stick. They will place it right after each word to make sure they are using spaces in between words.⭐ THIS CAN ALSO BE FOUND IN MY Moon Landing Apollo 11 Unit -First Man on the Moon 2 WEE...

Does your child have spacing issues when they print? If so, buy a bag of Skittles.

Those colourful candies are great motivators to get children to focus on their spacing. Have your child place a Skittle between each word in a sentence. For example: "The (Skittle) dog (Skittle) ran."

To prevent a sugar rush (and even a trip to the dentist), use the same Skittle. Move the Skittle in between the words and once your child gets to the end of the sentence, it's time to eat the Skittle. Yum!

Don't like Skittles? Try M&Ms.

If you don't like the idea of using candy, then try using a decorated popsicle stick. (See my post above.)