Comments on: Penmanship to Praise http://weavercurriculum.info/2008/02/19/penmanship-to-praise/ Support, Edification & Encouragement for Weaving Moms Sat, 19 May 2012 01:08:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: KellyH http://weavercurriculum.info/2008/02/19/penmanship-to-praise/#comment-643 KellyH Sun, 23 May 2010 18:15:57 +0000 http://weavercurriculum.info/2008/02/19/penmanship-to-praise/#comment-643 Kate, I'm sorry I can't answer that as I do not know where the author obtained her fonts. I do know, however, that the fonts are different from when I was in school, being taught to write cursive--that was a LONG time ago. :-) If you have a teachers' supply store in your area, you can pick up a chart showing the font you prefer to use and substitute that into the rest of the program. The daily practice sheets, coordinating Bible verses, and border sheets can be used with any form of font. Having the lessons "all planned out" will help keep the student on-track and give the teacher (mom) one less thing to have to plan. Kate,

I’m sorry I can’t answer that as I do not know where the author obtained her fonts. I do know, however, that the fonts are different from when I was in school, being taught to write cursive–that was a LONG time ago. :-)

If you have a teachers’ supply store in your area, you can pick up a chart showing the font you prefer to use and substitute that into the rest of the program. The daily practice sheets, coordinating Bible verses, and border sheets can be used with any form of font. Having the lessons “all planned out” will help keep the student on-track and give the teacher (mom) one less thing to have to plan.

]]> By: KateGladstone http://weavercurriculum.info/2008/02/19/penmanship-to-praise/#comment-642 KateGladstone Sun, 23 May 2010 17:29:35 +0000 http://weavercurriculum.info/2008/02/19/penmanship-to-praise/#comment-642 As you say, letter formations differ from publisher to publisher. Given that, why are the letter forms given for Italic in "Penmanship to Praise" so extremely different from the letter forms used for Italic in other curricula? The differences are not only in degree of ornamentation -- they are very basic differences in the kind of letter form itself. As you say, letter formations differ from publisher to publisher. Given that, why are the letter forms given for Italic in “Penmanship to Praise” so extremely different from the letter forms used for Italic in other curricula? The differences are not only in degree of ornamentation — they are very basic differences in the kind of letter form itself.

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