Handwriting is an important concept for children to learn. They must learn to write in both block and cursive letters to progress in school. Many children have a difficult time learning to write their letters, which is why free handwriting printable worksheets are helpful. Parents and teachers can print these worksheets to allow children to practice their handwriting skills. Different schools
. teach different types of handwriting styles, so it is important to use worksheets that support this style of handwriting. That way the student learns the style that the school teaches, instead of learning another style that they cannot use at school. The main styles of handwriting are print, cursive, D'Nealian and Zaner-Bloser.Handwriting Worksheets, online at http://www.handwritingworksheets.com/, offers a handwriting worksheet tool. This allows users to choose which style of handwriting they want to produce, including cursive, print and D'Nealian style. The user can then input the content they want included on the page, such as individual letters or sentences. The worksheet then prints out just as the user specified. This is a great tool for students as educators can pick unique content to interest the student, such as having them write their name, or information about themselves.TLS Books, online at http://www.tlsbooks.com/handwritingworksheets.htm, also offers many free handwriting printable worksheets. These include worksheets having students write every letter in the alphabet in both print and cursive. The site covers numerous handwriting styles that are taught in schools, including the D'Nealian style, which is one of the most popular styles currently taught in elementary school.Donna Young, online at http://donnayoung.org/penmanship/zb-handwriting-worksheets.htm, offers worksheets for students using to write in the Zaner-Bloser style. The site also offers printable handwriting paper to ensure that students are making their letters the correct size. The printable worksheets have dotted letters for students to trace before they move on to writing letters on their own.More reference links: http://www.handwritingworksheets.com/ http://www.tlsbooks.com/handwritingworksheets.htm
