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UPPER CASE - CURSIVE TRACING WORKSHEETS

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UPPER CASE ALPHABET CURSIVE TRACING

Before our kids are able to write letters down on their own, tracing letters is a good and fun way for them to learn the basic form of each alphabet.

These free printable cursive lower case alphabet tracing worksheets are great for kindergarten, first grade, second, and third grade. Each letter contains a solid letter, an object that starts with that letter, and dotted letters for tracing. These practice cursive handwriting worksheets are in PDF format, easy to print and fun to use!
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CURSIVE HANDWRITING AND THE BRAIN

Forming letters with the hand by using a pen or pencil is cognitively different than pushing a physical or virtual key on a keyboard. When learning, forming letters by hand creates a connection with the movement of the hand to the visual response of seeing the letter on the page. There are multiple processes coexisting simultaneously: the movement of the hand, the thought of the letter, and the visual cue of the letter. This is reading and writing concurrently, which is a necessary  skill.

Children need to go through this process to fully understand the English language and connect words to motor memory. Learning cursive handwriting is important for spelling skills, enabling children to recognize words when they read them later. Typing doesn't require the same fine motor skills and simultaneous activity.

CURSIVE MAKES CHILDREN SMARTER

According to Dr. William Klemm, the "Memory Medic," cursive can make children more intelligent. Writing by hand helps train the brain to integrate various forms of information at once, including visual and tactile inputs, while applying fine motor skills. Dr. Klemm suggests cursive can provide similar benefits to the brain as learning to play a musical instrument.

While everyone certainly needs to learn to type in today's world, cursive handwriting has its benefits. It can be demanding to learn, but it teaches organization skills and assists children in composing their own thoughts and ideas. For those struggling with dyslexia, cursive can a part of a treatment plan to help hand-eye coordination, memory, vision-related difficulties, and other brain activities. Instead of letting handwriting die in schools, cursive is an important part of a curriculum that improves children's cognitive and visual skills.

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