Capitals and Numbers: The Half the Kit Left You to Practice

Volume 2 of Handwriting That Holds covers capitals — and gives them less time than anything else, on purpose. A capital shows up once per sentence; twenty-six lowercase letters show up in every word. That ordering was right.

This is what it left over. The twenty-six capitals, taught in the order that actually matters — your child's own name first, then your last name, your city and state, then the people they write to. And the ten digits, which the six volumes do not cover at all.

41 pages, in a print edition and a cursive edition. The plan inside asks you to print fourteen of them.

Includes the six digits that get written backwards, the column page where a drifting 7 turns a right answer into a wrong one, and the one form your child fills in before anything else and again three months later.