✍️ In this video, we explore why cursive writing isn’t just a writing style, but a brain-building, tool that helps learners connect motion, memory, and meaning. Cursive strengthens fine motor skills, visual-spatial awareness, boosts reading fluency and cognitive development while building writing flow, expression, and personal style

In this video, Ms. Jackie breaks down the key contrast between print and cursive writing. While print involves frequent stops, pickups, and restarts — like a choppy path — cursive offers a smooth, flowing movement where letters connect naturally. This fluidity supports rhythm, confidence, and motor memory, making cursive a powerful tool for developing writing fluency.

Building Cursive Confidence In this video, Ms. Jackie introduces key terms that help learners understand how cursive works. She explains the baseline (where letters sit), the mid-line (where many lowercase letters reach), and the idea of 2 o’clock letters — those that curve upward with a gentle slant, like a clock’s hand pointing to 2. These foundational concepts support motor memory, visual clarity, and smoother letter connections, making cursive more intuitive and joyful for all ages.