Handwriting Without Tears

8 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from August 31, 2015
  

  profvinnycho asked:

  I can no longer read my own handwriting. Anyone know how I might find a penmanship tutor/class for adults? #edchatma #edchat #adultedu

  

  Dr. V. replied:

  https://www.hwtears.com/hwt :)

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• Referral from December 8, 2013
  

  Lee S. asked:

  Does anyone know where in Little Rock or the area that sells My Fathers World (kindergarten) curriculum? I want to get my hands on it to see if it would work for Luke. We are so close to finishing all his preschool goals and books.

  

  Kirsten S. replied:

  We loved HWOT here! They sell some of the books at Mardels but you can order extra things from HWOT's website. http://www.hwtears.com/hwt

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• Referral from July 7, 2013
  

  Practical H. asked:

  Brooke Beuth Mueller asked, "I am looking into Handwriting Without Tears for my daughter's writing curriculum for 2nd grade. "Any experiences, good/bad? "Or can anyone recommend another good, fun handwriting curriculum? Thanks!"

  

  Virginia B. replied:

  I am an Occupational Therapist and a homeschooler. The Handwriting Without Tears was developed by an OT who had a struggling writer of her own and the school was not teaching him. I use it for my OT kids as well as at home. Cursive starts in 3 rd but has beginning cursive in 2 nd (developmentally appropriate). It eliminates all of the flourishes and loops that can be confusing for some kids. You can adapt it for regular paper, I do this when I work in the public schools. The teachers guide has a lot of helpful tips for multisensory learning and lefties. The website is www.HWTears.com

  

  Erika A. replied:

  This will be our 1 st year homeschooling & we will be using Handwriting without Tears. I'm excited to read so many positive comments about it & can't wait to start

  

  Teresa C. replied:

  My dd who didn't like other handwriting programs love Handwriting without tears.

  

  Heather P. replied:

  We love Handwriting Without Tears. I highly recommend it. My boys love it and don't find it boring at all.

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• Referral from February 2, 2013
  

  Nancy C. asked:

  Anyone know a good occupational therapist for children? One of my children struggles with writing and I am learning that an OT might help.

  

  Lauren L. replied:

  Look into Handwriting without tears....http://www.hwtears.com/hwt

  

  Jen K. replied:

  Hi, Nancy. Lyn's post came to my inbox so thought I'd check in! I am an OT and would be happy to chat if you want to give me a call! The Handwriting without Tears program is great for making handwriting practice more fun and it's a great instruction...See More

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