cursive copybooks

[kincaidknight]

Has anyone seen the new cursive copybook? How tall are the lines? Are they geared for younger or older students? How long are the quotations to be copied?

Anyone, anyone . . . . ????

Why aren't samples posted yet???

Kristin

[Cindy in Indy]

The samples are now available on the main page. Enjoy. The cursive book looks great. I wasn't planning to order it, but now that I've seen it, I think it would be a great complement to LCI, which my daughter will start this fall.:)

[kincaidknight]

I myself am disappointed in the books. I really like the Copybooks I-III and the way they are set up to do each day of the week, including time to illustrate the quote. But, my kids are learning cursive first and have no need for manuscript books. So, I was hoping the cursive copybook would have a similar structure that would work for a young beginner.

Instead, I'll use StartWrite and print my own copywork pages each week, as I've been doing this past year, following the Mon-Fri suggested rotation for how to approach it. That way, I can adjust the line height and allow room for an illustration. More time-consuming, but it will be tailored to my kids' needs.

Kristin

[Laudo]

My son has been learning basic cursive from Veritas' Classically Cursive book. Does anyone know how the font may differ in the Memoria Press? I would like to continue his cursive training with the Memoria book, but I can't really tell if it's the same handwriting style as Veritas' cursive. :confused:

[kmilagros]

I have tried to find sample pages for the Cursive Copy book but have not been able to find any. I've only found pages of the other copy books.

About how many pages long is it?

Would it be appropriate for older kids that need to practice cursive?

Thanks for any help you can give!
Kmilagros