Cursive Logic

An intelligent new way to teach, learn, or re-learn cursive. This combined teacher's manual and student workbook contains step-by-step instructions for teaching/learning cursive the CursiveLogic way along with lessons, practice sheets, and three dry-erase surfaces. The lessons can be adapted to suit the needs of students from 7 years old through adult. Great for teachers/parents, or as a self-paced study! And yes, the practice sheets are fountain pen-friendly. Due to recent revisions, some product details may vary from the above images. CursiveLogic is different from other handwriting methods because, instead of relying on rote memorization, CursiveLogic relies on the inherent structure of the cursive alphabet. The CursiveLogic instruction method contains two key features: CURSIVE LETTERS GROUPED BY SHAPE Four foundational shapes underlie the entire lowercase alphabet. Rather than teaching the letters alphabetically, CursiveLogic organizes the lowercase alphabet into four groups based on the shape of the initial stroke of the letters and teaches all of the similarly-shaped letters in a single lesson. Letters are also taught in a specific order that reinforces the pattern. By teaching all of the similar letters together, CursiveLogic captures the natural synergy of the alphabet itself, allowing each letter in the series to reinforce the proper formation of all the others. CURSIVE LETTER STRINGS CursiveLogic captures the flow of cursive by teaching all of the similarly shaped letters in a connected string rather than as individual letters. CursiveLogic’s letter strings teach students to connect letters from the first lesson, allowing students to internalize the flow of cursive handwriting even before they have learned all 26 letters. CursiveLogic also uses visual and auditory cues to reinforce the shape patterns: Theme colors — Each shape string has a color that reinforces the formation of the basic common shape. Verbal task analysis — Students learn a simple, rhythmical chant that describes the path of the writing instrument as the letter shapes are formed. The process of verbally describing a motor task while performing it aids the acquisition of new motor skills. CursiveLogic is fun! Students young and old love tracing and writing our shape strings. CursiveLogic is the only handwriting curriculum that has an “element of fun” that comes from the alphabet itself. No cartoon characters, songs, or gimmicks needed!