Students are expected to copy assignments from the board, take notes and write test answers – legibly. Because students are graded on written output, not on what they might know, difficulty in any of these areas impacts achievement. Furthermore, because handwriting is visible, students compare the quality of their handwriting to that of their peers. Students with strong academic potential but poor handwriting frequently perceive themselves as low achievers.

A sample of a person's writing can be compared to that of a written document to determine and authenticate the written document's writer; if the writing styles match, it is likely that one person wrote both documents. Your child will be taken on a fun filled adventure with our hero, Captain Pencil, as he discovers the many handwriting secrets. Along the way your child will learn specific, time tested tips and tricks that will improve the look of his/her handwriting.

Good Handwriting helps your child improve his test score and to be confident of what he/she writes. As students learn handwriting, they are building other developmental skills such as sequential memory and fine motor ability. These fundamental skills assist students in other essential academic areas such as math and literature.

Kids will spend a few hours learning basic concepts of handwriting and styles to write every day. Improve social skills in a classroom environment.

A handwriting workshop for kids generally includes:

• Make sure your child understands the directions before beginning a handwriting lesson.
• Provide a quiet, comfortable, and warm atmosphere to work with your child.
• Visualization.
• Creativity