100 Days of Cursive Handwriting Workbook For Kids: 100 Days 100 Letter A to Z, Word and Sentences (Cursive Writing Books for Kids and Beginner)

Great for adults and teens wanting to learn how to read and write cursive.

My son never learned cursive. He wanted to learn to write a signature. We got this to help him build the muscle memory and my cursive has become sloppy , so I wanted him to learn it correctly. I recommend this easy to learn and trace book. He had his signature down after a few weeks

These are perfect for our homeschool program. The kids practice 3 pages a day, usually 3 different letter. Then once they get through the letters, there are words to practice in the back. Each letter has an entire page of words to practice. Love this handy book!

perfect for child to learn. I gave as a gift so a child can learn.

Great school books for handwriting etc

Just found out cursive writing is no longer in some schools. Kids need this, their bosses will be of different generations that may communicate in cursive writing.

I got this for the kids for summer to practice their cursive writing. This is perfect. They ar broth learning quickly.

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I bought this for my grandson to help him vet his pen licence at school and he has found it very helpful

I bought this book for my 8-years old child who wanted to improve his calligraphy. In general, a nice book for learning cursive handwriting. But I am giving only 3 start due to several errors in the workbook: Some capital letters are written in one way at the beginning and in the second line in another way (e.g. letter "S"). It is confusing for a younger child and also disappointing. Also it leaves the impression of not having checked the book before to approve it for printing. When a child starts with letter "O" suddenly in the next page the "O" is written as "Q" and in the same page in the other half it continues being "o". Very confusing! In addition to that, the sentences at the end of the book also are written using different capital letters that the one taught before. Some of these letters are: "I", "M", "S", "T","O"

The premise is good but a few letters seem wrong. Like some capitals for example A, G, H, I, J, Q S and Z and the lowercase q, f, k, r, s and z all would look weird and hard to read written down in this style. The letter Z is one of the worse