Matching Exercise – Visual Closure

Why It’s So Important for Kids 1. Reading & Spelling Children often see words in chunks or partially covered (in books, worksheets, or classroom displays). Strong visual closure helps them quickly recognise words without needing every single letter visible. It supports sight word recognition and fluency, which are key for confident reading. 2. Writing & Handwriting When kids learn to write letters, numbers, and shapes, they sometimes only draw part of it. Visual closure helps them self-correct and complete the missing parts. It also makes copying from the board easier, since they can “fill in” parts they can’t see clearly.…