Handwriting practice that uses Scripture passages naturally produces character development. It's hard to argue with this assertion. These books also encourage Scripture knowledge and memorization, augment Bible study or family devotions, and develop penman¬ship skills – all at the same time.
Books are available in three handwriting styles: D'Nealian, Getty Dubay Italic, and Zaner-Bloser. Each style comes in three levels: basic print, beginning cursive, and advanced cursive. The 85-100 page books are lay-flat spiral-bound and use a high quality paper that will stand up to some erasing. The basic print book includes six passages from Matthew, Psalms, Genesis, and I Corinthians. The beginning cursive book repeats those passages and adds five more. The advanced cursive includes the first eleven, plus eleven more. Texts are NKJV. New to the series in 2019 are the intermediate and advanced printing workbooks (for grades 3-7). Intermediate print lines are .5 inch with a dotted midline. Advanced print lines are 1 cm wide with a dotted half line. ~ Janice
love that it is scripture they will be using for handwriting practicing
Practice cursive for my child. It is hard to find NKJV and D'Nealian together. Spiral bound sounds like a big plus.
I wanted a scripture based handwriting curriculum for my 9 and 7 year old children that have already learned cursive. The 7 year old got the beginner cursive, and this one is for the 9 year old.
I have used this product before. It's a high quality workbook and a great way to reinforce scripture while practicing your penmanship.