Who Said Handwriting had to be boring? A writing practice workbook for kids 2nd-5th grade to improve penmanship: This print handwriting workbook is ... to take the frustration out of the practice

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Did Covid ruin your child's handwriting? Does your son or daughter burst into tears everytime you ask them to work on their penmanship? Then our "Who Said Handwriting Had to be Boring?" practice book is perfect for your child, complete with 100+ pages of fun quotes and sentences to practice their handwriting skills and work on proper letter forming.This handwriting workbook was created with a specific 4th grader in mind who is whip-smart but HATES handwriting. All that laptop work during Covid remote learning allowed him to escape the basic practice of properly forming letters, and now he rushes through his work, with barely legible writing. Just a mere mention of working on his handwriting puts him in a mood. So to bring a little fun into the practice of handwriting, this workbook includes relatable quotes from celebrities and athletes, silly jokes, and interesting facts, taking a bit of an edge off of the frustrating task of working on something that is a struggle. Instead of taking it so seriously with an academic-looking workbook, this book was designed to bring a little enjoyment to help lessen frustration and struggle! Because who said handwriting had to be boring?According to Cambridge University research on the role of relevance in learner engagement, making lessons meaningful for the learner is one of the key elements of successful learning, and relevance is a vital contributor to learner engagement. For learners to be successful, they need to feel a personal connection to the material. While "A is for Alligator" letter writing practice may be appropriate for kindergarteners and first graders who are still learning to spell, that sort of handwriting content can feel like pandering to older students who just need the extra practice.A quick intro refreshes your child on the proper way to form letters and then jumps them into 100 pages of practice sentences with a read, trace, write approach - making it easy for your child to jump in and self-guide through at their own pace.This workbook is specifically targeted to help your child through:Tracing lettersUsing proper motions to form lettersWriting entire sentences with punctuationPracticing proper letter and line spacingKeeping the child mentally engaged Read more