Children need visual reinforcement when learning to write letters and remembering the coordinating sounds. These sturdy wall sheets (8.5” x 11”) provide guidance in proper letter formation with directional arrows for each upper and lowercase letter next to the colorful picture clue for each letter sound. Double-sided, with manuscript letters on one side and cursive letters on the other.
A Reason for Handwriting Manuscript & Cursive Wall Sheets
SKU
011098
ISBN
9781589384668
Grade K-6
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Publisher's Description of A Reason for Handwriting Manuscript & Cursive Wall Sheets
This set of sturdy 8.5" x 11" A Reason For Handwriting Alphabet Wall Sheets features one letter in both upper and lower case on each sheet. Manuscript on one side, cursive on the other, with directional arrows to illustrate proper letter formation. A corresponding image for each letter provides visual reinforcement.
Category Description for A Reason for Handwriting
A Reason for Handwriting is an appealing, full-color Christian handwriting program that provides instruction and practice in traditional style handwriting with about 30 lessons per level (except for K, which has 49). Each level has a letter designation, with a whole book for transition from manuscript to cursive in between B and C. The updated 2023 Transition Book (Level T) is designed to replace either Level B (preferred) or Level C (a later transition for students needing extra manuscript practice). If using the Level T book to replace Level C, students will review manuscript prior to starting cursive, midway through the year. Starting in Book C, all handwriting is cursive. In the more advanced levels, discussion questions accompany the weekly Bible verse.
In the Transition Book and Book C, lines are 3/8" while manuscript books have lines that are 5/8". Each student workbook (except K level) contains a large back section of border sheets (one per lesson featuring nicely lined and bordered papers) as a weekly challenge for students to write their scripture verses on them "in their best handwriting." Scripture verses are taken from the Living Bible translation.
The Student Desk Card shows manuscript and cursive letters on a personal-sized card, or you can put the big letters up on the wall using the alphabet wall sheets. One comprehensive teacher's guide covers the whole series. Please note that sets are also available, which include the student book and teacher guide at a discount.
Details
| Product Format: | Wallchart |
|---|---|
| Grades: | K-6 |
| Brand: | The Concerned Group |
| ISBN: | 9781589384668 |
| Length in Inches: | 11 |
| Width in Inches: | 8.5 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.25 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 1.1875 |
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