Forty rib-tickling practice pages to help kids improve their handwriting! Each page features quick "word warm-ups" plus a hilarious joke or riddle to copy with care!

Forty rib-tickling practice pages to help kids improve their cursive writing! Each page features quick "word warm-ups" plus a hilarious joke or riddle to copy with care!

This practice workbook is the perfect way to keep kids engaged while working on their printing and handwriting. This book contains over 75 different jokes to trace and then write to practice their skills. First kids read the joke, then they trace it over dotted lines and then they write out the joke in the lines below. This helps children with printing in full sentences. Not only will they practice handwriting, but they will also learn new jokes to tell friends and family. Print full sentences Over 75 funny jokes for kids to trace and then copy Extra space at the end for kids to write their own jokes For grades 1 to 3 100 pages Educators can reproduce/photocopy sheets to use in the classroom For kids who already know how to write the alphabet but can use practice Sample Jokes What do cats put in their soft drinks? Mice Cubes What do dogs and trees have in common? Great gift for kids to practice their printing and writing, perfect for homeschool and distance learning.

Are you looking to improve your child's cursive handwriting? Cursive joke book is the perfect book for you, as it starts with the guided basic alphabet and progressively advances to writing sentences. This Cursive writing practice book for boys, girls, beginners with silly jokes is designed specifically for grades 3-5. Cursive handwriting workbook for kids jokes and riddles features: ✔Tracing lower case and uppercase letters of the alphabet; ✔Tracing numbers, most common sight words and sentences - jokes and riddles; ✔Suitable for 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade; ✔8.5" x 11" Large Format, 76 pages, Paperback Glossy Cover, Perfect Bound. I can write cursive too! Teach cursive to your kids now while learning new jokes to tell, click "Add to cart" now. P.S. Please check out our collection of books by clicking on Penciol (Author). Much appreciated!

Cursive Handwriting Practice for Kids features 100 pages of exercises. PART 1: TRACE THE ALPHABET Trace the cursive letters then write your own - both lowercase and capital letters - until each one is mastered. PART 2: READ, TRACE, THEN MAKE YOUR OWN Rewrite printed sentences using cursive handwriting by copying the jokes, riddles, and Knock-knocks provided in the workbook. The jokes, riddles, and knock-knocks are used to make learning and practicing cursive handwriting painless and very enjoyable for kids

Practice makes perfect, so make sure you give children plenty of opportunities to practice their cursive handwriting skills! This workbook contains 80 practice pages with funny jokes written in cursive. In PART 1, children first have to trace the sentences and then copy them onto a new line. In PART 2, children have to rewrite printed sentences using cursive writing. These exercises are perfect for helping children practice writing full sentences in cursive. Children will have fun while improving their cursive writing fluency AND learning new jokes to tell! 80 fun practice pages with funny, clean jokes for kids! Recommended for Grades 3 and up! Reproducible: Parents and teachers may reproduce worksheets for use at home or in class! Difficulty Level: 3 (full sentences). Important note: This workbook is not appropriate for beginners. It is addressed to students that have been taught how to write the alphabet (Level 1) as well as words (Level 2) in cursive. SAMPLE JOKES: Why did the scientist take out his doorbell? He wanted to win the no-bell prize! Why couldn't the turkey eat dessert? Because he was stuffed! Why did Mickey Mouse go to space? He went to visit Pluto! What keeps rock stars cool? Their fans! What do you call cheese that is not your cheese? Nacho Cheese! What season is it when you go on a trampoline? Springtime! Why were the Middle Ages also called the Dark Ages? Because there were so many knights! What is a cheetah's favorite food? Fast food! Why did the banana go to the doctor? It wasn't peeling well! Why is six afraid of seven? Because seven eight nine! TAGS:Cursive writing practice for kids, cursive handwriting practice for kids, cursive workbooks, cursive writing workbooks for kids, cursive handwriting workbook, cursive handwriting workbooks, cursive handwriting books,workbook cursive, practice cursive writing

Cursive writing is making a huge comeback. Studies show that practicing cursive writing better engages a child's brain and improves fine motor skills. It helps children learn how words work together. The best news is kids will have tons of fun with this hilarious joke-filled cursive workbook. Each of the workbook's 80 practice pages contains a funny joke kids will love to tell. Every joke is written out in cursive for kids to trace and copy. In Step 1, kids will trace over the jokes for practice. In Step 2, kids then rewrite the joke in cursive on the practice lines provided. What better way is there to remember a joke than to write it out a few times? Inside you will find: - 80 pages of kid-friendly jokes to copy and trace - Practice writing complete cursive sentences - Can be reproduced for home or in-class use Parents and teachers can reproduce the practice pages of this workbook for use at home or school. Kids can have plenty of opportunity to perfect their cursive handwriting skills. And best of all, that practice has never been more fun. Note: This workbook is geared toward those kids who are learning to write full sentences. They should be comfortable with the cursive alphabet and writing words in cursive. SAMPLE JOKES: What type of bow cannot be tied? A rainbow. What do you call a dear that has no eyes? No eye dear. What did the alien say to the grass? Take me to your weeder. Why was the tomato so red? It saw the salad dressing. Why did the cookie stay home from work? Because it felt crummy. Why do cows wear bells? Because their horns don't work! With what do you stop at red and go at green? A watermelon! What do you get if you study in an airplane? A higher education! Why did the leopard lose at hide and seek? He was spotted. Why was the picture put in prison? It was framed.