There are four practise sheets for each letter of the alphabet.

There are videos and practise sheets for each individual letter of the alphabet, but there are also videos and practise sheets for the whole alphabet. 

There are 113 videos in total.

I made sure the videos were done at a pace that was easy for anyone to follow, even a young child. If needed, you can also pause the video at any time. 

This course is for both children and adults. It is for anyone who wishes to improve their handwriting. 

Yes. The videos in this course will also teach a 4 year old how to write the letters. The first practise sheet is specifically designed for young children. 

This means you would use the videos for the cursive letters, but just replace the letters b and p with the videos for the print letters.

You start with one letter and keep practising this until you feel confident you can write it. Then move onto the next letter. When you have practised all the letters within a particular section, practise them again. Then move on to the next section. 

The course is non-refundable. Once it is downloaded you have all the information immediately to start practising. Please be certain to watch the introduction video and make sure this course is for you. I have included a couple of sample videos in this page to give you a sample of the quality of the videos. Every effort has been made to provide you with complete information and transparency in this sales page so you can decide if this course is for you or not.

This all depends on the student’s age and whether they are a new beginner or just need to polish up on their letter writing. Some letters you may already know how to write and other letters may take a while to learn. Everyone is different. It will take the required amount of time that you need to practise.

This is thoroughly overlooked in school these days. In my opinion, Print Style should be taught in pre-primary, Grade 1 and Grade 2. However, some schools never teach the students how to print and only do cursive. So, yes, I think it is important that Print Style is also learned.