Through uppercase alphabet crafts, children can explore a variety of materials and techniques, allowing them to connect with the letters in a hands-on way.

Letters: Crazy about cursiveGreat writers such as Shakespeare and Charles Dickens wrote and signed their works in their own distinctive hands. Handwriting proficiency can enhance writing and ...

If you had any trouble, don’t despair. The death of cursive has not been exaggerated. And if writing all of your office memos by hand for a day feels too daunting, I have a tip: If you’re on a ...

For the record, cursive is a style of penmanship in which letters are joined in a flowing style, as opposed to block printing. Many schools still teach cursive, though not as widely as before.

His letters are embellished with delicate curls. He never learned cursive, but I am sure that would have been a great, confidence-building opportunity for him.

RASCOE: Ms. Brooks has a cursive alphabet up on the wall and says her students are excited to learn it. And the most frequent question she gets at the beginning of each school year is this.

Letters to the Editor: Learning cursive can be torture. Why force something so obsolete on kids? Fourth-grade students are taught cursive at a school in Pasadena on Dec. 14.

They are in order in the gallery below from A to Z. Many of the letters are lower case with some, like the "a" pictured here said to be in cursive. The "a" is one of the hardest to see.

So why were uppercase letters used and lowercase letters not?'' he asked. manassehkatz-Moving 2 Various users shared their own answers to this question by Codidact.