D'Nealian Handwriting Curriculum by Savvas Learning

Curriculum
The D'Nealian Handwriting curriculum, developed by Savvas Learning, is a well-structured educational program focusing on teaching continuous stroke handwriting. It covers both manuscript and cursive handwriting for grades K-5. The curriculum emphasizes a smooth transition from manuscript to cursive to facilitate easier learning for students. Savvas offers a D'Nealian Handwriting curriculum with digital components available through the Savvas RealizeĀ® platform, which integrates with various teaching tools to provide an interactive learning experience. The curriculum is designed to engage students and develop their handwriting skills systematically through structured practice and instruction.

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