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At our house, handwriting is a challenge area.  Recent testing has confirmed that more than one of my students has Dysgraphia, or a writing learning disability.  Clear handwriting comes much less easily to these students. It can be frustrating and embarrassing to be forced to do schoolwork in a workbook intended for a lower grade level.  For one thing, I found that their grade level writing books quickly stopped providing the primary lines. These lines are still helpful to my older student.  Additionally, it was hard for the topics to hold their attention and keep them from wandering and getting tired and cranky. So we had to improvise and appeal to their interest with Star Wars handwriting pages.

For learning the act of writing, we used Handwriting Without Tears and also A Reason for Handwriting.  I liked Handwriting Without Tears to teach the letter formation, and we used A Reason for Handwriting for purposeful copy work once the formation is learned, since it uses a scripture verse each week as the foundation of the daily assignments and follows a 5 day routine for practice. It worked well, but I still had a need for more copy work to practice. But sometimes the books moved a little faster than my student was ready for, so we would use our own handwriting pages for practice until we had enough confidence for the next book’s smaller lines.

I made my own Star Wars handwriting pages!

The older my students get the harder I find it is to find interesting copy work written at their level, with larger lines and space to write.  Nothing is more frustrating to them than running out of space to write their answers. Additionally, I was getting pushback from “boring” handwriting assignments, copying words that seemed to have nothing interesting to them. I have started creating my own pages similar to the Handwriting Without Tears worksheets for him to use based on their interests: specifically, Star Wars!  It was an easy win: I made these Star Wars pages for him to practice and for you to enjoy as well.  A few features I included in these pages for struggling writers

• Primary Lines, to help with spacing and letter size.
• One line at a time to copy. Each blank line follows a line of text so its easy to follow and not overwhelming.
• Complex sentences to teach spelling and grammar.
• Characters and Stories they enjoy!

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If you have a young Star Wars fan or fanatic like we do, I hope these pages bring happiness to their handwriting practice!