Handwriting Curriculum Comparison || Homeschool

[@OurMessyHouse]

Great flip through! Thank you ❤

[@karifacer]

You’re welcome! 🫶🏼

[@seasonsofwonder]

This is so good to know. I actually have several handwriting curriculums that were passed down to me and so this was very helpful. Thank you for sharing! 🙏☺️

[@karifacer]

I’m glad it was helpful! That’s so awesome that you got some passed down to you!

[@wvfarmersdaughter]

We're using A reason for handwriting. It's biblically based... It has them study a technique and at the end of the week they use it to write a Bible verse. They also go out of alphabetical order working on specific types of letters that use similar strokes together. And they have additional manipulatives like handwriting without tears but different. Its not for those that want secular curriculum but I wasn't sure what you do. Anyways it's another great choice to consider.

[@karifacer]

Yes, I’ve looked at that one too! We are Christian, which is one reason I thought it would be cool, but have never actually used it. But I didn’t know they had manipulatives that went along with it too! Now I’ll have to look into it more:)

[@avocadomegs4189]

Thank you for this great comparison video!!!! 😊 we decided to give handwriting without tears a go, Im hopeful our daughter is going to like it! I was looking for a cheap, small chalkboard and came across a HWT manipulative set for $28 total (brand new!) on a selling app I buy/sell on so I snagged it up. I think our toddler is going to love playing with the wood pieces as well. It’s probably a little early to say, but I’m thinking it was money well spent 😁

[@karifacer]

Oh that’s rad! The wood letter pieces are $38 on their own I believe. I’ll have to check for a used one, cuz that’s a great idea!