Channie’s Visual Handwriting & Math Workbooks ~ Review

My 1st grade daughter started learning cursive this year. She has picked up on it quickly, but I thought she could use some extra practice and was happy to review the Easy Peasy Cursive workbook from Channie’s Visual Handwriting & Math Workbooks.

The cursive workbook is a great supplemental workbook for those children who are just starting to learn cursive. There are diagonal lines for each letter for the child to see how the letter is to be placed. Included in this workbook is two pages of traceable letters for each letter, one blank page that shows what letter is to be practiced with the diagonal lines for each letter of the alphabet. There are also two pages at the end for children to practice writing words. The easy peasy cursive is designed for children in 1st through 3rd grade.

I had her practice a  few lines each day of the letters she has already learned or is learning. In order to do that I took the page out of the book of the letter she was working on each day. The pages come out easily. She would stress if I told her she had to do the whole page so I scaled back and told her she could work on two or three lines of the page (there are five lines total on each page). She is learning to slant her letters better and can slant them without the slant lines.

Channie’s also offers different products for different grade levels starting with Pre-K up to 3rd grade.

Channie’s offers the following workbooks on the site:

• Quick & Neat Alphabet Pad
• My First Letters
• Easy Peasy Alphabet
• Easy Peasy Cursive
• One Page A Day: Double Digit Math Problem Workbook

Because she is doing so well with her letters and seeing how they are formed and slanted, we will continue with the book until she has learned all of her cursive letters. Click below to see what other crew members reviewed.