Type your child's name, this week's spelling words, a verse or a poem, and it prints on ruled lines with a dashed middle line: gray letters to trace, then a line to write it alone. Print or cursive, in three sizes.
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Make a free parent accountPrint uses Andika, a typeface designed for children learning to read, with a single-story a and g. Cursive uses Playwrite US Trad, modeled on the traditional cursive taught in American schools. Both are free fonts under the SIL Open Font License. Large lines suit kindergarten and first grade; most children move to medium in second grade.
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Copying a well-written sentence or passage by hand. It practices handwriting, spelling and punctuation at once, and many homeschool families do a few lines a day.
Yes. Type the name, choose Trace only and Repeat to fill the page.
Yes. Choose Cursive under Letters.