Learning Without Tears Cursive Handwriting Student Workbook, Age 8+, 3rd Grade+, Handwriting Practice, Writing Book, School & Home, Lanugage Arts, Tutoring, Sensory

Bought for our teen child with dysgraphia. They love it and handwriting was instantly easier and more legible. Child was hesitant about trying it, but is now encouraged and is very happy to keep doing it. Easy to follow. No teacher guide needed. Smart, easy way to teach cursive and is significantly better than other cursive books I have purchased. They are not all the same in methodology.Learning cursive isn’t a game changer for all with dysgraphia, so I know this won’t help everyone. Also, handwriting is only a part of the challenge with dysgraphia. However this notebook really has been one of the best things I have done to support my child and I wished I had done it years ago.

The media could not be loaded. Good for 8 year old learning to write in cursive during the summer independently out of the classroom.

Both my 8 and 9 year old girls enjoy working in this book on their own time. There is just the right amount of repetition to get the hang of it but also progresses each page to keep them interested. They are not using it completely on their own, no help or guidance needed on my part. It’s completely teaching them cursive, they have had zero instruction elsewhere. They can even read their grandmother’s handwriting now because of it.

The media could not be loaded. I am a homeschooling mom who's daughter really wanted to learn facny cursive writing and I had a really hard time teaching her so I found this handwriting without tears and now I'm obsessed. Be sure to check out my video review if you want to see inside and how it works. So easy to use.

This program is great!! Have used it for years

I am a teacher and I recommend this cursive book to all of my families. Especially with kids that are struggling to write. An occupational therapist recommended it to me, it’s easier for some kids to write in cursive versus picking up and putting down their pencil for every single letter.

Using this for an 8th grader who has expressed interest in cursive. It’s been excellent. He is dyslexic and we have found that his cursive is nearly perfect while his printing is not as great. Research shows that cursive can be very beneficial for dyslexics and so far for us this is proving to be true!

I like the structure of the workbook. I like that it isn't the same repetitive letter after same letter for lines and lines; such as: a a a a a a. I can see that by writing the words that they have chosen, the student will get practice writing real-world examples in cursive. They will get plenty of practice writing each letter, and they will learn how to connect each letter properly. Also, the book describes in what order to write each line of each letter, to get the correct look for each letter. They give a clear example of what cursive letter equals to what print writing letter.