Details
Pages
99+ Pages
Subject
Words & Letters
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
2nd, 3rd
Resource Type
Workbooks
Standard
Not standard specific
Description
Introduction:
Let's keep cursive handwriting alive! Learning to recognize and read cursive writing will open a window to historical documents and family letters that were written in cursive. If we don't keep cursive writing alive as an active art form, who will read the letters from our relatives? This workbook enables students to do just that and polish those fine motor skills while learning. Download this workbook as many times as needed.
Book details:
This ebook is 113 pages and consists of two sections.
Section 1: Students practice capital and lower case letters by first writing over the dotted letters and then writing each on the lines provided. Then color the pictures on the bottom of the page.
Section 2: Students practice copying pre-written sentences, which are provided in solid and dotted fonts.
Both parts have an extra lined page for plenty of practice.
Let's keep cursive handwriting alive! Learning to recognize and read cursive writing will open a window to historical documents and family letters that were written in cursive. If we don't keep cursive writing alive as an active art form, who will read the letters from our relatives? This workbook enables students to do just that and polish those fine motor skills while learning. Download this workbook as many times as needed.
Book details:
This ebook is 113 pages and consists of two sections.
Section 1: Students practice capital and lower case letters by first writing over the dotted letters and then writing each on the lines provided. Then color the pictures on the bottom of the page.
Section 2: Students practice copying pre-written sentences, which are provided in solid and dotted fonts.
Both parts have an extra lined page for plenty of practice.
Introduction: Let's keep cursive handwriting alive! Learning to recognize and read cursive writing will open a window to historical documents and family letters that were written in cursive. If we don't keep cursive writing alive as an active art form,... more
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