Reason for Handwriting Gr 3 Cursive C

Yes, yes, a good series of books to learn to write letters; manuscript and cursive. They have served us well through the years and I have two sons still in books C and F. Recommended.

Colorful lessons. Easy to use. Teacher manual is useless however. Save money and just get the book.

I needed this for Home School, and it makes a difficult subject much more fun. We have a purpose behind all that writing, and my son loves to give a gift of his decorated written Scripture at the end of a week.

I purchased this book for my 2nd grade son to transition him from printing to cursive. The book is laid out wonderfully - you start out by learning to write all of your letters and by linking them. Then you begin writing Bible verses - you do a little each day and by the end of the week you write the full verse on really cute paper the book provides that can be colored or decorated. My son's handwriting has been fantastic. The only criticism I have for this book is it does not teach the child to start the lower case letters on the bottom line. When starting on the bottom line for each lower case letter it makes it easier to link them later on. I explained this to my son and had him start each one on the bottom line and there were no problems. I have already ordered the D book for my son for next year and the K book for my 5 year old. When I find something I like I stick with it!!

I wish I had used the other books leading up to this book. But we jumped in using this series for cursive. It is something the children can do by themselves. My kids think it is fun to do.