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News!  Modern Manuscript DVD selected as: "MEDIA OF THE YEAR" (Category: "Classroom Educational DVD for Kids") by Creative Child Magazine and as one of the "BEST VACATION PRODUCTS" for 2010 by Dr. Toy (Type: "Educational Skills Builder"). Click here for brief informational video.



Welcome to Steps4Kids.com, home of award winning handwriting dvds to support students at home and at school!  Currently used in homes and schools across the nation, each dvd includes demonstrations for both upper and lowercase letters to help children learn how to write.  Easy-to-use menus enable users to access each letter directly to support penmanship curriculum and writing activities for general education, homeschooling, special education, occupational therapy and kindergarten readiness.

Video Modeling DVDs for Handwriting Help!  For parents interested in helping their child learn how to write, there are two main printing styles used in schools and homes:  "traditional manuscript" (also known as "block printing" which is not slanted) and "modern manuscript" (which is slanted printing).  Consider checking with the school district or school to determine which writing approach it has adopted so that you know which printing dvd (with printing video footage) to purchase.  Click here to compare different styles.

Steps4Kids to Write Their ABCs supports traditional printing styles (e.g. Zaner-Bloser®, Palmer®), Steps4Kids to Write Modern Manuscript supports modern printing styles (e.g. D'Nealian®, McDougal, Littell®).   Our Steps4Kids to Write Cursive dvd (cursive video footage) demonstrates modern cursive and not only shows how to write letters but it also has a special section to help with the writing of cursive words.  100+ words are introduced in each dvd to help with reading.

Listed in the American Association of School Administrators Buyer's Guide for Educators

             



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