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A Reason for Handwriting: Cursive C (Reason for Handwriting)

4 reviews
Carol Ann Retzer, Eva Hoshino

Concerned Communications, 2001

This book is WONDERFUL
I purchased this book for my 2nd grade son to transition him from printing to cursive. The book is laid out wonderfully - you start out by learning to write all of your letters and by linking them. Then you begin writing Bible verses - you do a little each day and by the end of the week you write the full verse on really cute paper the book provides that can be colored or decorated. My son's ...

A Reason for Handwriting Manuscript B (Reason for Handwriting)

1 review
Carol Ann Retzer, Eva Hoshino

Concerned Communications, 2004

my son loves it
My son loves reading and writing the Bible verses. He enjoys the colorful pictures and can't wait to finish his lessons so that he can color the picture pages.

A Reason For Handwriting, Kindergarten: Kindergarten Student Workbook (Reason for Handwriting)

5 reviews
Carol Ann Retzer, Rob Harrell

Concerned Communications, 2001

A good, traditional handwriting program
I am using A Reason for Handwriting K with my 4 year old daughter. It is working pretty well for us. It is a traditional, "ball and stick" type of handwriting program. The workbook starts off with a short introduction to basic pencil strokes - circles, diagonal lines, etc. It then introduces the beginning writer to proper way to write the different letters of the alphabet, both upper and ...

Handwriting D (Reason for Handwriting)

3 reviews
Carol Ann Retzer

Concerned Communications, 2004

Great handwriting book!
We are homeschoolers and we used a different handwriting book in the beginning of the year. My child HATED it - we finished it, and I bought this book. She loves it so much more! The student only writes half a page each day. Her handwriting has improved SO much . It is quality, not quantity,

Handwriting Transition Student Worktext (Reason for Handwriting)

4 reviews
Carol Ann Retzer, Eva Hoshino

Concerned Communications, 2001

It has 180 pages and lots of border sheets. It's a fat book!
First it has ten lessons of praticing letters and sentences. Then it has twenty-seven lessons which take four days. Then it practice's cursive. How you write the letters. Then it has twenty-seven lessons in cursive. I like it because it has you practice letters firsts. Then they have you write parts of scriputure with it. You could easly make it last two years. I'm learning quite a bit of ...

Words of Wisdom-Cursive: (A reason for writing)

1 review
Carol Ann Retzer

Concerned Communications, 1985

Fun way to teach cursive and character at same time
This curricula offers a fun way to teach/hone cursive writing while also incorporating art and character. Using Bible verses, this curricula breaks verses down into 5 short daily exercises where students master various cursive strokes/connections. At the end of the week, provided artsheets with lines can be completed with the verse learned and then mailed/displayed after colored in. Even if ...

A Reason For Handwriting: Cursive E (Reason for Handwriting)

1 review
Carol Ann Retzer

Concerned Communications, 2001

The Best
This whole series is wonderful! It provides step by step instructions and hints for an end result of beautiful penmanship!

A Reason for Handwriting: Manuscript A (Reason for Handwriting)

3 reviews
Carol Ann Retzer, Eva Hoshino

Concerned Communications, 2001

motivating curriculum!
My first-grade daughter enjoys this curriculum. Each week focuses on one Scripture verse, most often from Psalms or Proverbs. The student traces then copies a few words on each of the first three days of the week. On the fourth day, the student writes the entire verse on practice paper. The last day of the week, the student gets to choose a special "border sheet" on which they will write the ...

A Reason For Handwriting Homeschool Guidebook: Comprehensive K-6 (Reason for Handwriting)
Carol Ann Retzer

Concerned Communications, 2002

A Reason For Handwriting, Cursive F: Cursive F (Reason for Handwriting)
Carol Ann Retzer

Concerned Communications, 2001

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