Look for a Functional pencil grasp, not a Perfect pencil grasp ![Pencil]()
![Hand with fingers splayed]() A functional Pencil Grasp will improve handwriting legibility and reduce the likelihood of pain and fatigue.
A functional Pencil Grasp will improve handwriting legibility and reduce the likelihood of pain and fatigue.  
![Double exclamation]() If you notice a student shaking with writing/using increased pressure, reduced output or fatiguing quickly or fidgeting in their seat it may be an indication to check their grasp.
If you notice a student shaking with writing/using increased pressure, reduced output or fatiguing quickly or fidgeting in their seat it may be an indication to check their grasp.
Refer to the resources 'Are You Holding Your Pencil Correctly?" and "Developing a Pencil Grasp"