It is a very old method in flemish primary schools for learning to write the characters and words properly and neatly between the lines. Today it still seems to exist under the name: Handschrift D'haese (handwriting D'haese), still edited by the same editor as before, but the one I show must be from the sixties or even earlier. (D'haese is the family name of the man who invented this method) I presented a photo of this little book with the original pen on my facebookpage (Art Spotter)on october 11 & 12. As M and Bettips seem to remember, you had a similar 'method'...
Aprender com método a pôr palavras no papel.
ResponderEliminarOra não sei porquê, lembrei-me dos nossos cadernos antigos, de aprender a escrever entre duas linhas paralelas...
ResponderEliminarPapel importante desempenhou este método na vida de quem o usou, certamente.
ResponderEliminarIsso, Bettips, também escrevi nesses cadernos.
ResponderEliminarIt is a very old method in flemish primary schools for learning to write the characters and words properly and neatly between the lines.
ResponderEliminarToday it still seems to exist under the name: Handschrift D'haese (handwriting D'haese), still edited by the same editor as before, but the one I show must be from the sixties or even earlier. (D'haese is the family name of the man who invented this method)
I presented a photo of this little book with the original pen on my facebookpage (Art Spotter)on october 11 & 12.
As M and Bettips seem to remember, you had a similar 'method'...
Era o tempo em que havia algum cuidado com a caligrafia, em que se ensinavam as crianças a pôr palavras em pé:)))
ResponderEliminarEstes métodos não davam para mim que nunca consegui meter as palavras nas linhas....
ResponderEliminarNão se chamavam os cadernos de 2 linhas?
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