Educational: writing skills: handwriting books

Shifting from print to cursive can be quite a challenge for a third grader. First, printing requires letters to...  Read More >>

Cursive writing is not about the fancy loops and twists. It's about the continuity of this writing style, which...  Read More >>

At third grade, your child should already have excellent handwriting skills. So now, it's time to shift to cursive....  Read More >>

Anyone can write and appreciate cursive! It is actually encouraged because it is creative and highly personal. There...  Read More >>

You can never go wrong with learning cursive! Cursive writing is proven to bring benefits that are absent in typing...  Read More >>

This is the workbook that you can use to practice your child's handwriting skills. In this workbook, your child...  Read More >>

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When teaching cursive writing, it is important that a child be informed that fancy slants, loops and curves are...  Read More >>

Did you know that cursive handwriting promotes the synchronicity between the right and left regions of the brain?...  Read More >>

Your student needs cursive writing, not because it is pretty but because it facilitates learning. Cursive writing...  Read More >>

You don't need to put fancy loops and forms when writing in cursive. What matters is that you write in cursive and...  Read More >>

Phonics is a must because it is the only subject that teaches a child how to read letters, spell and even acquire...  Read More >>

Tell your secrets, otherwise you'll explode with emotions soon. You don't have to tell a soul if you're not ready,...  Read More >>

At 4th grade, children are introduced to cursive writing. The reason is because cursive writing comes with benefits...  Read More >>

It's time to increase the difficulty and the number of words learned with this second level phonics workbook! A...  Read More >>

When your child is still learning to write, this is the Bible he/she should have. Here, your child will learn to...  Read More >>

To be able to write legibly, a child must first have excellent grip and control to maneuver a pencil on paper. The...  Read More >>

Let's trace! Tracing is a form of dependent learning because there are broken lines for to need to be linked in...  Read More >>

Let's practice writing! Tracing is writing activity that aims to correct your child's incorrect hold, and strengthen...  Read More >>

Phonics is the first step to reading by the letter. This is an essential step that kids should take because it trains...  Read More >>

Once your child has been introduced to what letters are and how they look like, the next step would be to encourage...  Read More >>

Writing is an important aspect of learning. You learn about yourself when you write your feelings and thoughts....  Read More >>

Did you know that handwriting is linked to cognitive thinking? This means that the more your child practices to...  Read More >>

You've been taught to write in cursive when you were younger but as you grew and found yourself, you may have shifted...  Read More >>

Sure, you were taught cursive handwriting when you were a kid but as an adult, you have resorted to your own style....  Read More >>