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Trace joined-up letters and words on handwriting lines, in American school cursive. Switch to French, Spanish or Arabic for their school styles.
Joined-up handwriting is faster and more fluid once mastered, and many schools start it around age 6 or 7. Each country teaches a slightly different style, so the sheets follow the page language: American school cursive in English, French school cursive in French, Spanish school cursive in Spanish, and Ruqaa — the everyday handwriting style taught in Arab schools — in Arabic. Children trace a dark model and light grey copies, then write the letter or word on their own at the end of the line.
Best for ages 6–11
The page language sets it: American school cursive, French school cursive, Spanish school cursive, or Arabic Ruqaa.
No. The handwriting fonts load automatically from Google Fonts when the page opens.
Usually from 6–7, once print letters are well formed.
Words, stories, dictation and games in English, French, Spanish and Arabic — free on Google Play.