Writing in cursive really slows one down, bringing greater attention to applying the words to the page. Get a good pen and try it. It may seem frustrating at first, or may become a delight and carry you back to memories of your first days in school.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
In case you want to go back to 3rd grade (1st and 2nd if you are at Clear Spring) and practice your cursive, here is a chart of letters to use as a guide. I had forgotten so much over the years, as my own hand writing is a combination of cursive and print...
Writing in cursive really slows one down, bringing greater attention to applying the words to the page. Get a good pen and try it. It may seem frustrating at first, or may become a delight and carry you back to memories of your first days in school.
Writing in cursive really slows one down, bringing greater attention to applying the words to the page. Get a good pen and try it. It may seem frustrating at first, or may become a delight and carry you back to memories of your first days in school.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
My third grade teacher, Mrs Buzzard ( I am not joking) made us practice cursive until we had callouses on our middle finger knuckle.
ReplyDelete