Printing, Cursive Exercises

Other Literacy Skills Taught Concurrently
at the Earliest Age

"The Pen": Basic Training for Jungle Warfare

In the literacy jungle, the pen is your most reliable machete. Modern 'shortcuts' like keyboards often lead to mental entanglements, where letters are merely seen but never truly 'owned.'

Writing by hand creates a vital neurological bond—a muscle memory that anchors each letter and word deep within the mind. This deliberate pace allows for the reflection and 'slow thinking' required to navigate the terrain. Commanding the physical formation of letters is the only way to truly wield the written word. Don't let your child fall into the snare of 'digital-only' learning; give them the physical tools to move with confidence.

While practicing Printing and Cursive, students will naturally begin to learn to spell and decode (i.e. to read without necessarily comprehending).

Printing and Cursive Exercises

Interactive, Fun Drills.
126 pages.
Comprehensive Coverage of the English Language.
While Practicing Printing & Cursive, Beginners learn Phonics & Develop a Budding Vocabulary.
Serves as a Reading Primer.
Provides a Choice of Several Fonts.
Lined, colored writing paper.
Illustrations for every drill.
Print out lesson and listen while practicing.

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Printing and Cursive Exercises (126 pp) is suitable for young readers, including pre-elementary school-aged children. The illustrative sentences are simple and straightforward, making it possible for early readers, without any prior reading instruction, to learn to read, spell while building a budding vocabulary.

Each word (both in print and cursive) as well as each sentence is heard individually when clicked on.

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