Cursive Writing HD AB Style for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Jiwoo Studio on 2024-07-09 | Category: Education
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$ $1.99
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Jiwoo Studio on 2024-07-09 | Category: Education
Cursive Writing HD AB Style is a Education app by Jiwoo Studio. "Write your name in cursive script!" This application helps you practice cursive scripts. Cursive script is meaningful when you write letters consecutively, not separately.
APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install cursive-writing-hd-ab-style.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:
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1. However, we guarantee that this specific application would be the ONLY ONE to provide the opportunity to exercise natural writing skills regarding the connectivity from a letter to another in cursive script.
2. Tons of other applications provide programs to write cursive script without concerning the connection of an alphabet to another.
3. Cursive script is meaningful when you write letters consecutively, not separately.
4. This application helps you practice cursive scripts.
5. - Learn to write both upper-case and lower-case letters A to Z.
6. - Type any sentences you want and practice writing them.
7. - Stroke guidelines and pronunciation of each letter are provided.
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I’m a retired teacher who enjoyed helping 5 year old students who printed beautifully also learn cursive, as a “reward”. This is a great app for at home work. Nothing takes the place of one on one work with a writer, however. And the child using the app will require supervision and modeling for correct letter formation. A motivated adult needs no help, however. Cursive is an art form. It’s good for a child’s developing brain. It looks beautiful! Begin with the child’s name. The irritating sound Can be turned off, go to settings. My 7 year old grandson enjoys this work.
(Firstly, please make sure to have a stylus to take advantage of the design of this app--using one's finger does not allow someone to learn how to draw the shapes at the correct degree/slant.) I'm actually a mother in my 30's using this app to revisit the instruction I sorely took for granted when I was a child. Years of computing have degraded the quality of my penmanship and this app is successfully reviving what was taught in grade schools in the 80s. :) Except this time, it just feels less tedious--perhaps because this time the user gets to choose what parts she is interested in learning. I have a small child, as well, and I think I would like to share this with her, once she masters printing.
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