Letters and Numbers for Me Grade K

I cannot write after I taken in a brain sickness. It is a good material for me to practice my writing again.

If you have a little one learning to write I cannot recommend this enough. It's a wonderful program with excellent helpers. We just buy the workbooks as I already had another brand's alphabet builders and little chalkboards. The lessons are short. It takes my children about 5 minutes for me to explain, him to practice with the tactile prompts, and then give it a try. They have cute rhymes and pictures to assist kids understanding how to form the letters and they are grouped in a way that makes sense. We started our firstborn with a program by Abeka and after there were tears, from us both, we switched to this program on the advice of a friend. It felt magical when I used their explaination and immediately she got it. We have child 2 starting it now and it's working for him too. My son likes that there are pictures to color once he is done with the lesson. Some people don't like this program because there is no slant, no curliques, no flourishes at all. It's a bit different from the D'Nelian system I was taught but it's so, so, so much simpler.

From the Jan Olsen "Handwriting without Tears" series, used by special education, and general education teachers alike. It is a program well utilized in the school system for good reason. It is sequential, easy to understand, and palatable to emerging readers and writers, including ones with special needs that require clear, concise direction. IT'S FUN too!

I have started using this for my son who is getting ready to go to kindergarten next year and my daughter who learned crazy Euro handwriting and needs to learn proper American print. It is easy to follow and shows letter patterns. Recommend for those who are learning to write.

Bought this for my son's homeschool workbook for kindergarten. So far, we have really enjoyed it! It's simple and easy to understand.