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Beginning in Kindergarten and continuing through upper elementary, we encourage you to instruct your children in the skills of handwriting through one of three prize-winning programs: the developmentally-oriented Handwriting Without Tears; the Scripture-oriented, traditional A Reason for Handwriting; or the attractive Getty-Dubay Italic Handwriting program.
The Getty-Dubay Italic Handwriting program, put out by Portland State University, has won a lot of accolades.…
Recommended for ages: 5-6
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We recommend this program for students ready to begin handwriting and include this in the Newcomer K package.…
Recommended for ages: 5-7
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A Reason for Handwriting is a complete handwriting curriculum with daily practice focused on verses from Scripture, as presented in the Living Bible paraphrase.…
Recommended for ages: 5-6
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(for Italic Handwriting)
Recommended Resource for Language Arts K-6 when used with the Getty-Dubay program. Contains helpful hints for teaching Books A-G.
(approx. Kindergarten)
Consumable. Introduces the twenty-six upper- and lowercase letters.
Recommended Resource for Language Arts K-6 when used with the A Reason for Handwriting program. A great help to teach your children how to form their letters using the "A
(approx. Kindergarten)
Consumable. A Reason for Writing for Kindergarten teaches students how to write upper- and lower-case forms of all 26 letters in the English alphabet.
2008 edition
Required Resource for successful completion of the Handwriting Without Tears Pre-Printing program. Provides an overview of the Handwriting Without Tears curriculum, explains the philosophy and gives the developmental rationale for
2008 edition
Consumable. Uses multisensory approach to teach correct capital and lowercase letter placement and formation, correct number formation, consistent printing habits.
100 Sheets of 2-line, 5/8"-ruled paper for use with Handwriting Without Tears programs.
Three-dimensional shapes are integral to the Handwriting Without Tears Readiness Program.
Foam mat, similar to a mousepad, for laying out the capital letter wood pieces.
Handwriting Without Tears
The Capital Letter Cards are ideal for children who are just learning capital letters.
50 Sheets of 3-line, 1"-ruled paper for use with A Reason for Handwriting or Getty-Dubay Italic programs.
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