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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2026 · 51 MIN

Ep 47 – Why Handwriting Still Matters: A Critical Skill for Kids of the Digital Age with Holly Britton, M.Ed.

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Kids are more entwined with tech than ever before, but neglecting handwriting skills can create a major deficit in classroom and lifelong learning. Join us today for a fascinating conversation with curriculum and instruction specialist Holly Britton, M.Ed., as she explains the science of handwriting and why this elementary skill is foundational to future learning outcomes. Through her work and education, Holly created Squiggle Squad, a modern, kid-friendly program designed to foster critical handwriting skills at the developmentally appropriate time to help improve educational outcomes for students in the long term. In this episode, Holly shares her own experiences as a homeschool parent, educator, and author that laid the groundwork for creating Squiggle Squad, as well as ways that families can integrate handwriting skills into daily life. For more information about Holly’s work and the full lineup of Squiggle Squad offerings, visit https://squigglesquad.com or @squigglesquadhandwriting on Instagram.

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