All In One Handwriting Workbook: Upper Case, Lower Case, and letters combined workbook

By now your child’s writing should not be hard to read. Don’t give the teacher a reason to mark grades lower because they can’t interpret the work. Your child needs to write quickly and legibly because as they get older the demand for writing is harder.  The Combo Handwriting  Workbook  provides that extra practice to make writing (penmanship) good enough (because good enough is just that- good enough).

With 10 minutes spent on the workbook, your child can practice those strokes that make writing more automatic. At the end of the day your child should be able to close their eyes and write any letter on command and the size should .5” or smaller and make the letter identifiable. Spending a few minutes to show your child how to make the letters and a few minutes to let them practice is how writing becomes so easy they don’t even have to think about it. That’s what a solid writing foundation looks like.

Ages:7 and up.

Not getting instruction? You can use this to build those strokes that make letter habits

The Combo Handwriting Workbook:

• The Upper Case workbook
• The Lower Case workbook
• The Upper and Lower case letters combined workbook

78 pages for EACH workbook makes this a GIANT combo and provides endless practice. This activity comes with an instruction guide that offers several ideas to make the practice fun and not feel like learning.

Grab this activity if you want your child to build…

• Fine motor skills: knowing how to write in a given space and how to form letters improves legibility and precision
• Eye-hand coordination: this is knowing where to place the pencil and visually guide your hand to write
• Gross motor skill: Writing requires good trunk control and the ability to sit upright for a period of time
• Sensory motor skills: this is knowing how much to bear down on the pencil
• Visual motor skills: understanding the cues on the page that guide on start and stop places as well as recalling the “how to” of letter formation.

This is a digital download that can be printed and used as many times as needed. This activity will help your child develop fine motor, visual motor, gross motor, sensory motor, and eye hand coordination skills. Handwriting requires a lot of systems to be online and is the core skill needed for school. Studies shown something like 78% of the school day is spent writing.