Kindergarten Handwriting | English Alphabet

[@auralwriting]

This is how I was taught the alphabet in kindergarten. Do they teach a different handwriting style to children in your country? Let me know :)

[@resourceress7]

What age is kindergarten into your country? Do you learn two sets of writing: print and cursive? Or is this the first and only system that children learn? In my country, there are differences in many of these individual letters, though some look almost the same. But this looks like our cursive alphabet than our print one. We learn print first (maybe you call them block letters?), and then cursive around 8 or 9 years old. But I heard that these days a lot of schools don't teach cursive anymore. Also there is a lot of local control over curriculum, and two school systems in the same city might teach different handwriting systems.

[@auralwriting]

Oh wow I can see a lot of differences. Here children go to kindergarten when they are 3-5 years old, they learn to recognise printed letters and then to write directly in cursive by filling up pages and pages of the same letter, using the style you see in the video (then nobody really ends up writing like this in adulthood).

[@eldomiloqui]

Majuscule print, minuscule cursive

[@MsT-triangle-SC]

I didnt even go into kindergarten or school i learned it fully by myself

[@danielleporter1829]

Manuscript hand writing that is taught to preschoolers who are getting ready to enter elementary school amd kindergarteners is more like what the alphabet looks like on a standard keyboard ⌨️. I worked at a preschool and helped 4-5 year old students woth the forming of their letters.

[@Andrewtr6]

Looks more like cursive. C is the only one that isn't different for American handwriting. Idk where you're from but I'm use to writing with a lot more straight lines for most letters. I do like how a few of these look aestheticly though. I'm designing my own alphabet for a fantasy story I'm writing. I'm looking for inspiration anywhere.

[@NizhnyBall]

That's exactly what I needed. Thank you!

[@BBarNavi]

This is so different from how cursive is taught in the US.

[@nope24601]

The letters are too round, too vertical, and there are too many pen lifts. Using such a slow, rounded pen doesn't help, as it destroys the natural thick and thin lines that occur with broad nibs or faster writing.

[@auralwriting]

There's nothing wrong, I'm just showing how we learn letters in kindergarten in my country and this is exactly what they look like :)

[@MrSchutzhund01]

Some of these letters 'B', 'F', and others are not formed correctly. Also they should be written with a slight angle not straight up and down.

[@auralwriting]

This video is based on a kindergarten book, it accurately reflects the way letters are taught to children in my country, some may look odd to you because you have a different background.

[@mateenirfan5094]

First