Cursive Handwriting

I would highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn or teach their child cursive. The book is taught in a way where letters that are formed in the same manner are grouped together, you learn those few letters, do a review and then move on to the next letter type. No need for a teach book, this is self explanatory. My child learned how to read and write cursive this summer, she's 8, heading into 3rd Grade. Buy the book!

Loved this book! Needed for a class and it came with no issues. College books are expensive so always try Amazon before you buy on your schools campus. Definitely would buy again to use in the future!

When you homeschool it's always a bonus to have your kid beg to do a workbook. This is one of them for us! I love that it's an independent activity for her, she loves the simple way it teaches her to "write pretty". It uses some terms to describe the technical aspects of cursive that I wasn't familiar with (tow truck letters, etc) but a quick glance at the lesson was enough to bring me up to speed and help her with what few questions she had.

My kiddo has disliked (strongly) handwriting from day 1. We have worked with him on improving his skills but it takes a tremendous amount of effort for him to produce neat writing so he really does not enjoy the part of school that requires this. He seems to slightly dislike cursive a little less so our Occupational Therapist recommended this book. It has simple practice exercises that are easy to follow and when incentivized my guy will work through a page or two and help reinforce his cursive!

I feel like this book has just the right amount of handwriting practice. It is thorough enough to teach handwriting, but not so lengthy that it takes forever or leaves your child frustrated.