As a former teacher and current homeschool mom, one of the most common questions I receive is, "Which cursive curriculum should I use?" Today, I want to help you navigate through the various options available, including The Palmer Method, Handwriting Without Tears, The Good and The Beautiful, and The Cursive Connection.
Understanding Your Options
In my latest YouTube video, I dive deep into the strengths of each curriculum. Whether you're just starting your cursive journey or looking to switch programs, understanding these different approaches can help you make the best choice for your family.
Free Resource Alert!
To help you get started, I'm offering a free Calendar Words practice sheet that includes both capital and lowercase letters, featuring days of the week and months of the year. This resource gives you a practical way to test cursive writing with words your children use regularly. [Access Link]
Comparing Curricula
Each program has its unique approach:
- The Palmer Method offers traditional techniques
- Handwriting Without Tears focuses on simplified learning
- The Good and The Beautiful emphasizes beautiful formation
- The Cursive Connection combines historical methods with modern teaching approaches
Making Your Choice
The best curriculum ultimately depends on your specific needs. Consider:
- Your child's age and learning style
- Your teaching approach
- Time availability
- Budget
- Long-term handwriting goals
Want to learn more? Watch my detailed comparison video here [Video Link] and don't forget to download your free Calendar Words practice sheet to start your cursive journey today.
Questions about which curriculum might work best for your family? Leave a comment below or reach out directly. I'm here to help!