Good handwriting: a readable benchmark
Use a short benchmark to see whether someone else can follow your line without guessing.
Open lesson & drill →Work on one habit at a time: letter size, spacing, joins or speed. Lessons for adults and kids, print letters A to Z, worksheets to print and a photo check of your slant, size and spacing.
Use a short benchmark to see whether someone else can follow your line without guessing.
Open lesson & drill →Make room for the next letter by controlling the tall return in a repeated le movement.
Open lesson & drill →Move from desk setup to a clearer timed copy, changing one habit before the next.
Open lesson & drill →Keep each word separate when an ordinary note needs to fit a faster pace.
Open lesson & drill →Locate the stem before drawing a bowl, then try short b and d words on large guides.
Open lesson & drill →Give answers an even left edge and keep headings distinct from the paragraph beneath.
Open lesson & drill →Print uses separate forms. Open a letter for its starting point, stroke direction and a word to copy.
The same line in either form. Trace it on screen first, or print the sheet and write on paper.
Make a worksheet →Large print letters for kids · Answer-layout sheet for exams
Keep your first copy. Choose one change to look for: a closed oval, a steady row of small letters or more room between words. Copy the sentence again and compare that feature before adding speed.
The handwriting analysis does the measuring for you: upload a photo and it shows slant, letter size and word spacing beside your writing.
Cursive connects letters through a word. Print uses separate forms. You can work on either without changing your whole writing style at once.