Handwriting Practice for Every Writer
Memorescribe Learn by Handwriting workbooks create a fun and meaningful opportunity to commit educational information to memory while practicing handwriting because we believe that handwriting is an invaluable skill!
With Memorescribe, you can choose your handwriting style and text size. For handwriting style, choose between print and cursive. For handwriting text size, choose from level 1, level 2, or level 3 in your selected style.
Books are available in English, Spanish, and other languages.
Workbooks are available in the following style and size options:
Print Handwriting
Also known as Manuscript, print handwriting is patterned after the style of letters commonly used in printed materials such as books, newspapers, or magazines. Each letter is written independently and is not connected to any other letter. To create print style handwriting, the writer lifts the pen or pencil from the paper after forming each letter. Print handwriting is simple and can be easier to read than cursive style handwriting.
Cursive Handwriting
Also known as Script, longhand, or joined-up writing, the scripted cursive style of writing is created using connected, flowing letters which allows for faster, more elegant writing than print. Writers of cursive use single strokes to create letters without lifting the pen or pencil from the paper and connect the letters within the same word. Cursive handwriting is more intricate than print and can add a touch of sophistication whenever used.
Left-Handed Writers: Comfortable Handwriting Recommendations
Pencil Grip Tip:
Pinch the pencil between your thumb and first finger. Rest the pinched fingers with pencil on the middle finger. Curl the last two fingers into the palm of your hand for support as you rest your hand on the writing surface.
Right-Handed Writers: Comfortable Handwriting Recommendations
Pencil Grip Tip:
Pinch the pencil between your thumb and first finger. Rest the pinched fingers with pencil on the middle finger. Curl the last two fingers into the palm of your hand for support as you rest your hand on the writing surface.
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