We have made handwriting practice delightful by creating beautifully illustrated pages in color with gorgeous flowers and fancy letters on each page, one for each letter of the alphabet. When your daughter (or son—many boys like this book, too!) traces or copies each sentence about yet another girl name and flower, she is taking part in completing a work of art, not just doing copy work. That makes handwriting pure delight. We start by teaching the cursive letters with dotted lines to trace, introduced in order of difficulty (the easy ones first). Throughout the book, each exercise appears in dotted letters to trace as well as in solid letters with blank lines to copy on. We also give you beautiful coloring pages to go with more than half of the exercises. You can use these as reward pages, or simply as art to go with handwriting. Plus we give you Bible verse posters, extra copy-work pages in color to use as you choose, and a flower word search puzzle at the end. Each page has a word scramble or other word game to add to the fun. Your daughter will love this book! (Many boys will be more motivated by our cursive penmanship book full of creatures that move along the ground, “Crawly Critters” Cursive Penmanship A-Z.) Sixty-three (63) usable pages of beginning cursive practice that will interest and motivate your children to do their best handwriting. The professional handwriting font set used in our penmanship books is used by public schools across the U.S. This book is reproducible for all students living in the same home as the book’s owner.

Most boys are enthralled with things that crawl along the ground. Here is a whole cursive penmanship book chock full of these creatures to motivate your kids to learn and practice their cursive handwriting every day! (Most girls are more motivated by our cursive penmanship book full of flowers and butterflies: An Elegant Floral Alphabet!) This beautifully illustrated, kid-friendly reproducible workbook is designed to be your child’s first cursive writing course, with letters to trace in order of difficulty, then 26 pages (A to Z) of animals kids in grades 2-4 love, one page per animal, with sentences to trace and copy (both traceable letters and lines on which to copy are provided on each page). All practice pages are beautifully illustrated, plus more than half of the animals include an additional coloring page, so you can combine handwriting with art. The animals represented are familiar to and loved by children of North America (and highly interesting to those of other continents). Fifty (50) usable pages of beginning cursive practice that will interest and motivate your children to do their best handwriting. The professional handwriting font set used in our penmanship books is used by public schools across the U.S. This book is reproducible for all students living in the same home as the book’s owner.

This beginning penmanship course is created to be your child’s very first introduction to hand printing, with letters introduced in order of difficulty, easiest letters first, upper and lower case, in trace printing. The child traces over each letter in order to learn writing the easy way. We start with super-easy fun mazes that develop the child’s hand coordination. Each maze contains the letter shapes included in the next set of letters. After practicing with letters, your child copies a list of mostly one-syllable animal names (ant, bee, cat, dog, etc.) and goes on to tracing sentences about each animal. Every page is delightfully illustrated and includes a picture of that animal to color on the facing page. To top off the fun format, we also have bees scattered through the pages for your child to find and count. A fantastic resource for new homeschooling moms! The professional handwriting font set used in our penmanship books is used by public schools across the U.S. This book is reproducible for all students living in the same home as the book’s owner. Quotes About This Product “A gentle and playful introduction to trace manuscript and penmanship. … The animal themed format is child-friendly and fun, and very non-threatening to the beginner writer.” Kathy Davis homeschoolbuzz.com