Homeschool Handwriting for Beautiful Penmanship
Curriculum and Practice Workbooks with a Christian Worldview
Handwriting is more than penmanship. It trains focus, builds communication skills, and gives children a tool they will use for life. At Master Books, even handwriting practice is an opportunity to put God's Word in front of your child. Our materials walk homeschool families through a simple, step-by-step path: print first, then cursive. At each stage you'll find a focused curriculum plus practice workbooks for reinforcement
1. PRINT HANDWRITING (MANUSCRIPT)
First learn how to form the individual letters, then practice to reach fluency.
Step One: Learn Print Handwriting with Curriculum
Learn to print while exploring animals from God's creation. This 5-day-a-week course blends reading, writing, and hands-on activities into a curriculum kids actually enjoy.
"This is probably my first grader's favorite part of school this year. He loves all of the information about animals and the handwriting is just challenging enough without being overwhelming. I love the references to scripture that point our children to the Creator. We're only 7 weeks into the curriculum and I'm already seeing solid improvement in my son's handwriting."
Sheena
Step Two: Practice Print Handwriting with Workbooks
“Absolutely adorable and a nifty way to encourage good penmanship! I love that it helps my kids to tuck the word of Jesus deep into their hearts while also learning good character traits and doing fun activities.”
Samantha
about Little Scribes: Practicing Penmanship with Scripture
2. CURSIVE HANDWRITING
Learn how to form and connect letters in a flowing cursive script, then practice for legibility and fluency.
Step One: Learn Cursive with Handwriting Curriculum
Join three friends on a fishing adventure while mastering every cursive letter. In a 5-day-a-week schedule, students build precise penmanship skills alongside a growing love for Christ.
“Christ, fishing, and cursive… great combo! My son loves this cursive book even though he hates writing cursive. He likes learning all the things that have to do with fishing, and I like the game-based exercises to strengthen little fingers.”
Homeschool Mom
Step Two: Practice Cursive with Workbooks
“... there is something special about this patriotic course! I love the wonderful tie ins, the fun facts at the end of the lessons, and the coloring. I think this cursive practice is perfect for child with cursive under their belt and America in their heart!”
Sara G.
about Write Like a Patriot
Visual Aids Reinforce the Learning
Pre-writing Skills Development
For Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten
These programs include tracing, cutting, and drawing activities that help to build the hand strength and dexterity needed to learn handwriting. Start with these if your child is younger than first grade.
