Kick Start Kindergarten

I've used other books in this series and like them very much. This particular book is good because rather than introducing letters in alphabetical order, the child is exposed to the flow of letters in groupings, so there is a logical, pedagogical sense to it. I also appreciate that each letter is associated with a word that is easy for the child to decode as well as an accompanying picture. Even more importantly, children enjoy the activities.

The boxes have really helped my son practice straightening his letters and the short lessons are not overwhelming so he likes completing two pages a day.

I like that my son can practice over and over to learn how to make the letters correctly.

my 5yrs son enjoys the different written tools and easy to follow.

This practice book is really good my daughter loves it so much and she don’t have any problem with it.

Handwriting without Tears is the best investment that can be made for your child’s education in terms of writing. The block letters are easier for children to comprehend and copy, and causes less frustration than letters with tails. My son said this is his favorite book.

The curriculum itself is fantastic. The printing, however, seems to have issues. Most of the pages are missing page numbers, and all of them have printing that has been cut off. It’s a little difficult to teach to start on the “starting corner” when that part of the page has been chopped off. Previous books from this series have not had this problem, just beware of printing issues.

My kids used this with K-12’s online school. Great system and now that my smaller ones are in regular school, it gives them. The little help they need with handwriting. Simple program, why don’t they use this in the classrooms???

Wish it was cheaper! or e-copies are available.