Cursive Handwriting Practice for Adults and Teens (30) - Letters, Joins and Words

Thirty printable cursive worksheets written for adults and teens, not children. Almost every cursive workbook is built for seven-year-olds; this one uses adult materials, large print, one skill per page, and a traditional looped hand, the cursive most adults were taught and forms still expect. Strokes come first, then letters in families that share a stroke, then the joins themselves, then words and sentences.

Designed by a registered Occupational Therapist with 10+ years in brain injury and cognitive rehabilitation.

What's included (30 worksheets plus a how-to guide, 34 pages):

• Strokes (4): the undercurve, overcurves and loops, the downcurve bowl, then all four in alternation
• Lowercase by family (8): letters grouped by the stroke they share, a tricky-letters clinic for b, o, v, w, f and s, the whole alphabet joined, and a size check
• Joins (6): baseline joins, joining into round letters, the bridge join after b, o, v and w, joining into e and the loops, a doubles clinic, and a review of -ing, -and and -the
• Capitals (4): oval, angular, and loop-and-stem groups, plus capital-into-word starts such as Th, Ch and Wh
• Words and sentences (6): days, months, ten everyday words, and whole sentences with room for your own
• Functional cursive (2): your name at three sizes, and a short note in your own hand
• Three levels of fading support on every page: trace the solid model, follow the dashes from the entry dot, then work from dots alone

Who it's for: adults and teens who never learned cursive or want it back, people with dysgraphia, ADHD or dyslexia, anyone rebuilding handwriting after a stroke or brain injury, and the OTs, teachers and tutors who work with them.

Why buy direct from RehabWorksheets.com

• Our lowest price anywhere, always cheaper than our Etsy and TPT stores
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• Designed by a registered Occupational Therapist

Please note: these materials support handwriting practice. They are not medical treatment, and no specific therapeutic outcomes are claimed.