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Old 09-05-2008, 01:53 PM
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i found this site and thought it was neat.... great tool for parents with preschoolers or those just learning cursive.

discovered it cause my stepson (learning cursive) and i were debating how one of the letters should be formed. lol went looking for a list showing the proper letters, found something even better.

Amazing Handwriting Worksheet Maker

the dot trace gives you the option to put it on every line.
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Very cool! We're homeschooling, and our 7 yr old is just about ready to start cursive.

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Thanks for this Gwen! We're not quite there yet (my son turns 2 tomorrow), but I'm constantly collecting resources and filing them away for the future!
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