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December 27, 2021 by: Cindy

Conquering Cursive Handwriting Workbooks for Your Homeschool

Conquering Cursive is a simple, distraction free cursive workbook for older kids that has separate left and right handed workbooks! A review from The Curriculum Choice

Conquering Cursive is a simple, distraction free cursive workbook for older kids that has separate left and right handed workbooks!

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December 16, 2021 by: Shannon

Handwriting Without Tears: Hands-On Materials

Handwriting Without Tears Hands-on Materials are great for tactile and visual learners to begin forming letters and numbers. A review from The Curriculum Choice

Handwriting Without Tears Hands-on Materials are great for tactile and visual learners to begin forming letters and numbers.

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July 21, 2020 by: Stephanie Harrington

Handwriting Without Tears Cursive Success

What I believe sets Handwriting Without Tears Cursive Success apart form all others is its ease of use. It truly does take the tears out of handwriting. It uses a vertical style approach and most children develop a vertical stroke first when learning to print.

Handwriting is something I feel is still very important, even in this age of computers and spell correct. But that doesn’t mean I think it should be difficult. We have so many other subjects that need to be covered in our homeschools. How much time and emphasis should be placed on learning cursive in this modern age? Rather than attempt to answer this much debated

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January 18, 2017 by: Dawn

Cheerful Cursive Writing & Reading

Cheerful Cursive works WONDERFULLY for my "I don't like to write" son!

We are using Heart of Dakota Bigger Hearts for His Glory as our spine this year (3rd Grade) and one of the suggested items within that curriculum is Cheerful Cursive (which can be purchased at Mastery Publications, the makers). My son, who is almost nine, has NEVER enjoyed writing. EVER. I have worked really hard to get him to at least not completely hate it.

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January 23, 2015 by: Shirley Ann

BJU (Bob Jones University) Press – Handwriting 3

Bob Jones University Handwriting

It’s been a few years since we used this resource in our homeschooling but I remember that it was fun to use and my daughter enjoyed it. You can buy this product as a complete Homeschool Kit which consists of a teachers manual and this student book for $56.00 from Christianbook.com. However when I used this book I only purchased the student book which you

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December 15, 2014 by: Heidi Stearns

Pentime Handwriting Series Review

Pentime Handwriting Series Review

I know it comes as a surprise to many of you, however, handwriting is not and never has been an exciting time at my house. For years, I tried to find the perfect handwriting program for my boys. There are so many options to choose from, trust me, we tried most of them!  We tried the cartoon-y and colorful programs, we tried just doing copy work

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March 12, 2014 by: Susan Williams

Handwriting by George – Review

Handwriting by George – Review

My son loves to study history, especially early American history, but he does NOT like to practice handwriting.  The physical act of handwriting is challenging for my son because he has dysgraphia. Many students fine-tune their handwriting skills at a young age, but due to my son’s writing challenges he continues to practice handwriting daily.  As he grew older it was important for us to

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November 22, 2013 by: Mary

Beautiful Cursive and Art Lessons from Classical Conversations

We a found a piece of curriculum that is enhancing our homeschool in several ways. PreScripts: Cursive Sentences and Art Lessons (Medieval to Modern World History) is something my eight-year-old son enjoys immensely, and I LOVE what he is learning! From the introduction to the workbook: Rather than resorting to mindless busywork that isolates our youngest children from their family’s education, the PreScripts series is

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