Classical Cursive: Scripture for Children - Book 1

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Grade 2
Traditional
Christian/Religious
Low Teacher Involvement
Multi-Sensory
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Charlotte Mason
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Classical
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Product Overview

  • Cursive writing program from Veritas Press
  • Instructions in the formation of lower and uppercase letters with practice
  • Copywork Scripture taken from the NKJV

Description

Classical Cursive: Scripture for Children Book 1 from Veritas Press introduces the lower-case alphabet (not in order but by formation similarities) followed by the upper-case alphabet. While learning the uppercase alphabet, lessons will end with writing whole words. The last 8 lessons are scripture verses from the New King James Version. There are 60 pages of copywork, with upper and lowercase, step-by-step letter formation instructions at the beginning of each page and together at the back of the book. Spiral-bound, softcover, 76 pages. ~Amber

Publisher's Description of Classical Cursive: Scripture for Children - Book 1

This first book of Classical Cursive: Scripture for Children (I) guides young students to master cursive through timeless truth. As children learn to write verses like “Trust in the Lord with all your heart” and “A soft answer turns away wrath,” they build fine motor skills and cursive fluency. The book’s verses spark reflection on faith and virtue, blending handwriting with heart. Classical Cursive: Scripture for Children (I) turns penmanship into a journey of spiritual growth.

Category Description for Veritas Press Classical Cursive

The Classical Cursive program from Veritas Press is a four-book handwriting program designed for elementary students – Books 1 and 2 for second grade and Books 3 and 4 for third grade. It should be mentioned, however, that any student wanting to learn cursive would benefit from this program. I personally like how Books 1 and 2 introduce each letter with a dot-to-dot tracing method, followed by a maze or hollow letters that students will use to stay in the lines while forming letters. Books 3 and 4 assume the student knows how to form letters and provide copywork of Children’s Poetry. There is not a lesson schedule provided other than one book per semester or at your pace. Upper and lowercase, step-by-step letter formation instructions are at the back of each of the 4 books. The books are spiral-bound.

Letter formation – There is a sample page shared on level 1 and 2 to show the formation that many inquire about.

Book 1 – Scripture for Children introduces the lower-case alphabet (not in order but by formation similarities) followed by the upper-case alphabet. While learning the uppercase alphabet, lessons will end with writing whole words. The last 8 lessons are scripture verses from the New King James Version. Includes 60 pages of copywork.

Book 2 – Scripture for Children reviews lower and uppercase letters, word formations. The last 15 lessons are scripture verses and quotes from The Nicene Creed, Pentecost Prayer, Prayer of St. Francis, and Gloria Patri. Includes 73 pages of copywork.

Book 3 – Poetry for Children is unlike Books 1 and 2 because there is no long letter formation practice. That is assumed by Book 3 and now it transitions to copywork of poetry. Students will be copying lines of poetry from titles such as The Purple Cow; Who Has Seen the Wind?; The Swing; Bed in Summer; The Moon; The Lamb; Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star; A Cradle Hymn; My Shadow; The Windmill; The Owl and the Pussy-Cat; The Duel; Wynken, Blynken, and Nod; God’s World. Includes 87 pages of copywork

Book 4 – Poetry for Children continues on what was learned in Books 1-3 and students will do more copywork of poetry. They will be copying lines of poetry from titles such as The Cow; A Child’s Prayer; The Land of Nod; Foreign Lands; The Wind; The Star; The Cat of Cats; The Pobble Who Has No Toes; The Children’s Hour; The Spider and the Fly; The Walrus and the Carpenter. Includes 89 pages of copywork. ~Amber

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Product Format:Paperback Book
Grade:2
Brand:Veritas Press
EAN/UPC:978195402704
Length in Inches:11
Width in Inches:8.875
Height in Inches:0.5
Weight in Pounds:0.55
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