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What should kids learn first: uppercase or lowercase letters?

Uppercase letters are easier to learn and write so it's best to tackle them first. Capital letters are:
🌼 easier for kids to recognize and read
🌼 start at the top and end at the bottom of tracing lines
🌼 minimal line overlapping
🌼 mostly made of straight lines and circles

Lowercase letters are smaller and have more curves and overlapping lines.

Proper letter formation, spacing, and sizing are important for handwriting legibility but can be difficult for your child to master. We make it simple with easy-to-follow instructions, traceable font and ghost lettering in our Handwriting Activity Workbook. Also featuring a wide variety of games keep kids engaged and learning for hours!

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Handwriting is the foundation of literacy, and it's a skill that kids will use for a lifetime, so we developed the Handwriting Activity Workbook.

It includes 175+ handwriting practice pages thoughtfully designed to help kids master writing letters, numbers, and words. Before long, your child will be signing birthday cards, writing thank-you notes, and creative stories!

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