Print Handwriting

Handwriting is more than just a form of communication: It reveals our Personality. Print writing or Block letters, which children are first taught to write, are a sans-serif style of writing the script in which the letters are individual glyphs, with no joining. Learning Print handwriting first improves not just hand-eye co-ordination but also adds qualities of restraint and conscious thought.
Print letters are the ones that resemble the computer letters and typed textual letters. It is important to teach your child to write by hand, in print, as it plays an important role in cognitive development and aids in early reading skills too. Print handwriting helps to develop fine motor skills, develop the vocabulary, and become strong writers as it helps to memorize the basic skeleton of letters and recognize them.
Penkraft Online Print Handwriting Improvement Course is an age-appropriate, scientifically designed, certified course in which the student starts with learning basic strokes and their associated group of letter formation, both capital and small letters, along with punctuation. The student then progresses to understand letters, letter spacing, interword spacing and use of upper-case and lower-case letters, where appropriate, while writing sentences in the paragraphs, which helps students easily switch from a 4-liner book to a single line book. During the course, the student also learns the best practices of posture while writing, positioning of the notebook, etc which further helps the student.