Anyone else here use Startwrite?
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Anyone else here use Startwrite?
I signed up for it a couple months ago before ordering HOD and was wondering if anyone else uses this program.
Last edited by 1GirlTwinBoys on Thu Apr 02, 2009 9:51 am, edited 1 time in total.
Daughter~ 7 (2nd grade)
Twin Boys~ 6 (1st grade)
Twin Boys~ 6 (1st grade)
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Re: Anyone else here use Starwrite?
Do you mean StartWrite? If so, then yes, I use it quite a bit for all sorts of copywork and handwriting assignments.
Nancy
Nancy
Nancy
Mommy and teacher to
Dd 12 and DS 8
Doing MTMM & Preparing 2016-2017
Mommy and teacher to
Dd 12 and DS 8
Doing MTMM & Preparing 2016-2017
Re: Anyone else here use Starwrite?
I use StartWrite all the time too. We love it. It is so easy to throw together a handwriting page when you see something that needs to be worked on!
Shelley
Mama to dd 9, dd 7, ds 5, and dd 10 months and a new someone coming in November!
Using PHFHG, LHFHG and LHTH
Mama to dd 9, dd 7, ds 5, and dd 10 months and a new someone coming in November!
Using PHFHG, LHFHG and LHTH
Re: Anyone else here use Starwrite?
We use it for the Poetry and Bible Verse copywork.
Lee Ann
DD3 - LHTH
DD10 - no longer schooled at home
DS12 - no longer schooled at home
Have used LHTH, LHFHG, BLHFHG, and BHFHG
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DD3 - LHTH
DD10 - no longer schooled at home
DS12 - no longer schooled at home
Have used LHTH, LHFHG, BLHFHG, and BHFHG
http://netpea.blogspot.com
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Re: Anyone else here use Starwrite?
Yes, I was very tired last night and in a hurrry (as always).Do you mean StartWrite?
I have been using it to type the "key idea" for history and Bible and then having my daughter trace it. Then she has been drawing a picture at the bottom of the page that goes along with it. We are going to keep a journal for all of her work. I have been making #'s for my boy's to trace and then they either draw or glue objects on the page to match the #. It's great for extra alphabet practice too.
Daughter~ 7 (2nd grade)
Twin Boys~ 6 (1st grade)
Twin Boys~ 6 (1st grade)