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Cursive Handwriting | Practicing through Proverbs
$8.00
This resource has been created with three purposes in mind:
- 1st- To give students an opportunity to practice cursive handwriting
- 2nd- To allow students to read (and think) about scripture while they are practicing their handwriting
- 3rd- The resources provide an opportunity for parent/teacher and student(s) to converse about scripture and how to apply to their everyday lives.
There are 61 pages for students to practice their cursive handwriting skills. Each page will have students writing scripture, starting with Proverbs 1 and work through Proverbs 4.
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