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This is a pack of cursive practice featuring updated versions of George Washington's Rules of Civility & Decent Behavior In Company and Conversation: A Book of Etiquette. They would make great extra credit worksheets also. Each page has 2-3 sentences in a lined D’Nealian cursive style, and enough space to copy them once each. There are 10 pages total. The updated "rules" include: Every action done in public should be with some sign of respect, to those that are present.

Positive thinking, and inspirational, quotes by women. This set includes 15 pages of cursive copy practice featuring quotes by over a dozen great women past and present. These can be useful for early finishers, extra credit, or even to keep 2E students occupied with something quieter then a fidget spinner! Includes quotes from: Helen Keller - American author, political activist, and lecturer. Diarn von Fustenberg - Fashion designer credited with bringing popularity to the wrap dress. R

"When will we ever use this?" Have you ever heard that? Do you feel like your students don't believe math is a part of the real world? Show them that math is required in the real world! Use at the beginning of the year to get students interested! Use after tests for students who finish early. Or have as extra credit. This set includes 3 pages of word problems (total of 10 questions, some require multiple operations, some are just 1). Answer sheets are included. These worksheets were design

Positive thinking, and inspirational, quotes cursive copy work FREEBIE! This set includes 4 sample pages of cursive copy practice featuring quotes 4 great people. These can be useful for early finishers, extra credit, or even to keep 2E students occupied with something quieter then a fidget spinner! If you like them check out the full sets (links below). Cursive practice pages available now or soon: o Positive thinking and inspirational quote FREE sample pages o George Washington’s Rules of

1 page story in cursive with a writing prompt for students to write their own story in cursive. Included are common core items for fourth grade that can be met depending on how the student writes their story. You could require the story to be in cursive, or allow it to be typed or even printed depending on the goals for your class. Many people complain that modern standards (including but also before common core) have made it so there is no time to teach cursive. I personally believe that le