MY D'NEALIAN HANDWRITING WORD BOOK, KINDERGARTEN THROUGH GRADE 1 Paperback – November 12, 1996

Parent here. The perforated pages are quite nice. I like that this can be used for independent tracing practice in a way that *actually* supports academic pursuit of D'Nealian lettering using a No. 2 pencil (or colored pencil).

Just got this book today for my first grade son. The words are all on one page and then the backside is blank lines presumably to write the words, but then my son will have to keep flipping the pages to copy well! I could have written the words in a blank writing book just as easily. Very disappointing and not the practice a beginning writer needs. I am buying the Scott Foresman/Pearson grade one book to use instead since it gives place to practice forming the letters.

My grandson does quite well with this

Purchased as a gift. No issues. Thank you. Recipient very pleased.

It. is okay, but I wish it had more activities it literally shows you how to write eache letter of the alphabet; which, is great but I was looking for different type of activities like math and similar and different like matching activities and so forth all this book has is tracing each letter of the alphabet and if that is what you're looking for than it serves its purpose.

The layout is odd. One must turn back a page to see what one is supposed to write. It’s solved by just using ones own paper for the writing but if I would have known about the layout I would have just continued to make my own worksheets with this writing style.