Carson Dellosa Grades 2-5 Cursive Handwriting Workbook, Writing Book With Sight Words, Sentences, and Letter Tracing Activities, Classroom or Homeschool Curriculum

I’m teaching my grandson to write cursive. This workbook is great. I’ve bought 2 of them so he’s getting lots of practice. When school starts after summer vacation, he should be proficient in cursive and this workbook is a big reason for his success. Thank you!

The boy is perfect! Definitely helps the little ones!

This cursive handwriting book is perfect for young learners! The pages are well-designed, engaging, and easy to follow, making it a great tool for building early writing skills.I love that it includes tracing exercises, step-by-step letter formation, and fun activities to keep kids interested. The paper quality is great, and the layout is clear and simple for little hands to practice with.If you’re looking for a fun and effective way to introduce cursive to young kids, this book is a fantastic choice!

I disliked that of the four books I purchased this book seems to have more lower case letters with accuracy than the other four I purchased. In this day and age children I was shocked to discover in classroom sizes of 26+ students in a classroom only one knew penmanship and well by the 5th grade. Children have no clue about script, my granddaughter thought I was doing some form of art. She asked to learn. I purchased four books. This book for the most part has the most accurate lower case letters for connection especially. In the four other books I purchased I was shocked the lower case best and r's , l's and don't even get me started on the upper case I's. The lower case s are ridiculous. I looked, one books author of script is based in N.C.. The others are from Germany. The one that is shown hails from I believe some part of the NorthEast? So depending on the state or country of origin penmanship varies greatly. I discovered this when my granddaughter tried to jump ahead while making me a homemade b' day card. I love you, well it looked as if she penned two lower case last when putting together , I love you. So imagine like texting the I and l look identical so it goes in penmanship. But using some of the lower case letters the words stranded together might make sense but further reading the words put together my granddaughter herself thought the words were spelled incorrectly as half letters were the way the companies authors were taught penmanship. Interpretation is everything. I always won the penmanship awards through grade school. Those that now have parents who went to parochial school( I went to public school in the Northeast) well parochial school children in this day have the penmanship I know to teach her. Just as I learned in the day of public school. So if you have a way of penmanship keep in mind the region of the states in the US vs. The Countries the books are published through or by. Who knew? Now I go adjusting the letters that are ridiculous looking. There was once an elegance to script, some books make it awkward and unreadable if a child just picks up a book to try on their own. Pen to paper is a list art but certainly a very missed one. The computer isn't everything.

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Wanted my kid to learn cursive but didn't want to put in a lot of effort. Figured if it didn't work out, no big deal. $5 was worth a try.The book progresses from tracing individual letters to writing them, then using each in a word, then a page with sentences focused on each letter. That's it!I just asked my daughter to do one page a day. It takes maybe two minutes. At first she didn't like it but after a while she liked the idea of "writing fancy." She whizzed through the book. I literally never helped her past the first five pages.Now, with $5 and 5 minutes a day, she knows cursive conpletely. She event started teaching other kids in her class!

This book is very simple and straight forward. It's a good tool to help your child learn the cursive alphabet. It starts off simply by doing a page of a letter and then eventually has you do some practice words. It's helped my 4th grader build her writing skills which we have had to work on a lot. I actually figured out after pulling her out of public schooling that she was never actually taught the proper way to print her letters and I was surprised to see that both myself and her teachers never caught on to the way she writes some of her letters.. As we know the longer you go about doing something the wrong way the harder it can be to unlearn... Teaching her cursive has actually also helped her with correcting some of the way she writes her print letters due to the way the cursive words flow.

My son learned cursive using this book! It starts with just writing the alphabet and then moves onto single words and a few full sentences near the end. Lasted all year. Great for 4th grade, thank you!

Yes it’s very good

Very good book for the beginning handwrites. Lots of spaces to practice, easy to use would definitely recommend

Mis hijos han mejorado mucho su letra con estos ejercicios

Excellent book for my 5 years boy

really helping for adults to support their children