My Printing Book

Great book to practice printing. The sentences are progressing in difficulty for the school year.

Great book for my 1st grade homeschool student.

My child never struggled with writing, but his letters were all over the place—capital and lowercase mixed up, uneven sizing, and inconsistent placement. Handwriting Without Tears was exactly what we needed to turn that around. The program’s simple, step-by-step approach helped him understand where letters “live” on the line and how to make them the right size. The visual cues and repetition really worked—and best of all, he enjoyed it! No stress, no boredom, just steady progress and neat writing. If you’re looking for a clear, gentle way to teach handwriting fundamentals like spacing, sizing, and letter formation, this is hands down one of the best tools out there. By the end of the program, his writing had improved drastically—neater, more consistent, and so much easier to read. Highly recommend!

We’ve used these books by Handwriting Without Tears for 3 kids and have loved them every time (aside from one exception). They teach exactly how to form letters, with fun graphics to the proper way: “slide down and up” with a picture of a slide, “magic c”, bump the line like bumper cars). They’re the perfect small portions that aren’t too overwhelming. We usually do two pages a day. I used this yellow book for my 1st grader and it was just right. My older kids have gone through all the books. The only one I really disliked from this company was the cursive book - it’s terrible and doesn’t teach cursive with the correct slant that you need for flow, plus they added weird flat lines between letters than my son tried to imitate, plus the m’s and n’s are very confusing. Choose Cursive Logic instead. But for printing books, I love this brand!

I used a different handwriting book before this one for my child. Based on other parents recommendations I decided to try this one. Its not like other books where there are three lines to write so that threw my child off. He still has trouble understanding where to write and sometimes I get confused how to teach him the way the book says. I believe theres a teachers guide to go with this book? I did not buy it but it might have helped us both. Regardless, we will finish this book and learn some new things along the way

This writing book has been a fantastic tool for my 1st grader. It teaches letter formation in a clear, sequential way, starting with individual letters and gradually building up to words and full sentences. The lessons are quick and approachable, making it easy to stay consistent without overwhelming my child. The layout is very child-friendly, with engaging prompts and just the right amount of practice on each page. Highly recommend for early writers!

I homeschool my kids and one has autism. This book breaks it down so easy for both of them. It was easy for me to guide my autistic son what to do. After a couple repetition he was able to figure out what he needed to do. I was able to observe which letters he was struggling with and why he was unable to write words in the correct format. I recommend this book if you have a struggling one.

Great for beginning hand writing practice. Able to be used independently!

Bought this for my grade one homeschool daughter it’s perfect it’s definitely helping her with correcting some bad habits and bringing her penmanship to be more legible .

Using for grade 1- easy to use & mostly independent

Wonderful tool to help kids learn to print neatly. My boys get really frustrated with writing and they like these books. It’s helped them a lot.