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A Snail Mail Guide to Cursive Writing Practice
Spend More Time With the People You Love and Like Best
PORTLAND, Maine - January, 2021 — New book release: A Snail Mail Guide to Cursive Writing Practice
It’s hard being apart from friends and family and even more so during the pandemic. Chances are the last thing you need is another Zoom call so you can visit. But what else can you do?
Write a letter. Yes, an old-fashioned pen-on-paper letter. But wait—are you worried about your handwriting?
A Snail Mail Guide to Cursive Writing Practice combines the benefits of letter writing with the benefits of writing by hand in an uplifting, informative, and beautifully illustrated book. The book showcases the elements of a letter, cursive writing instruction for each letter of the alphabet, and the inspirational I Write Letters to Say series.
With family and friends socially distancing themselves, letter writing is enjoying renewed popularity with writers of all ages. In The New York Times article, “Snail Mail Is Getting People Through This Time,” Tove Danovich writes about creating meaningful connections through letter writing.
And despite the controversy and demise of cursive writing instruction in schools, a new study from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology reveals handwriting to be an important aspect of learning.
Christine Richards is an avid letter writer and host of Postmark 1206, a website dedicated to the art of letter writing.
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Spend More Time With the People You Love and Like Best
PORTLAND, Maine - January, 2021 — New book release: A Snail Mail Guide to Cursive Writing Practice
It’s hard being apart from friends and family and even more so during the pandemic. Chances are the last thing you need is another Zoom call so you can visit. But what else can you do?
Write a letter. Yes, an old-fashioned pen-on-paper letter. But wait—are you worried about your handwriting?
A Snail Mail Guide to Cursive Writing Practice combines the benefits of letter writing with the benefits of writing by hand in an uplifting, informative, and beautifully illustrated book. The book showcases the elements of a letter, cursive writing instruction for each letter of the alphabet, and the inspirational I Write Letters to Say series.
With family and friends socially distancing themselves, letter writing is enjoying renewed popularity with writers of all ages. In The New York Times article, “Snail Mail Is Getting People Through This Time,” Tove Danovich writes about creating meaningful connections through letter writing.
And despite the controversy and demise of cursive writing instruction in schools, a new study from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology reveals handwriting to be an important aspect of learning.
Christine Richards is an avid letter writer and host of Postmark 1206, a website dedicated to the art of letter writing.
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