Students will meet twice weekly for seven weeks to learn how to correctly write in cursive.  Throughout this course, students will learn why learning cursive is important and will learn the correct formation of uppercase and lowercase letters.  Each class will consist of a set of letters to learn and practice.  We will start with the letters in isolation and gradually move to form words and sentences.  Class 13  will consist of students converting a printed text to cursive. Students will also be assigned a cursive writing project to present in the final class.  

Class 1:  lowercase letters: c, a, d, g, q
Class 2:  lowercase letters:  i, t, p, u, q, j
Class 3:  lowercase letters:  e, l, f, h
Class 4:  lowercase letters:  k, r, s
Class 5:  lowercase letters:  b, o, v
Class 6:  lowercase letters:  m, n, y, x, z, q
Class 7:  uppercase letters:  A, C, O, U
Class 8:  uppercase letters:  V, W, X, Y, Z
Class 9:  uppercase letters:  P, R, B, H, K
Class 10:  uppercase letters:  N, M, J, F, T
Class 11:  uppercase letters:  I, D, L, G, S
Class 12:  uppercase letters:  E, Q
Class 13:  Writing sentences correctly.  Students will view a sentence in print and be instructed to rewrite it in cursive.  Students will be assigned a cursive writing project to present for the final class.
Class 14: Student share session.  Students will share their projects with the group.  If time allows, students will participate in a cursive writing online trivia game.