Print Uppercase and Lowercase Letters, Words, and Silly Phrases: Kindergarten and First Grade Writing Practice Workbook (Reproducible)

I was looking for a writing primer for my 3rd grader over summer vacation. Something to help her practice and perfect her lettering. So she didn't get 'rusty'.This book was exactly what I was looking for. She traces the letters and then has to 'free hand' write them. So now, half way through the summer, her handwriting is better than at the end of the school year.

These books really help if you have a young one having trouble with handwriting. It doesn't seem like the practice much in school anymore once they have it learned initially and my son's writing was VERY messy. It has definitely improved, as the exercises strengthen the hand muscles in that area. Even if you don't see the improvement during the practice, it shows up in class!

The content of the book seems to be more engaging and fun than other options on the market, but the quality of the book's printing is surprisingly poor. The content is crooked, and the margins are wacky—some pages have the writing area go into the gutter of the book, leaving a wide blank space at the outside edge of the page. To top it all off, there's a misspelling at the end of the book: "fried buger". What's a buger?

I was surprised how much of this workbook is just tracing the ABCs. My daughter has done enough of the pre-k/kindergarten ABC books that she is bored to tears of just tracing rows of letters. I thought this would be a nice change of pace...and the second half of the book truly is. But the first half is just alphabet pages- not even designed in a fun or interesting way.

My 6-9 year old grandchildren need extra practice with handwriting and these silly phrases add a touch of fun to a rather dull school subject.

great practice and cute worth the money for the practice I was printing these and figured just cheaper to buy this book but I also have copied pages from it as well I do recommend this I got both print and cursive.

We homeschool, and these books have given some FUN to our handwriting time. The kids think they are quite silly. We also used the Cursive books that have silly sentences. cute.

I thought this would be silly. The first 60 pages are just rows of letters to trace. The whole reason I wanted this is because I hate the boring stuff and so does my son. Last 30 pages are silly words.