and second what place I should put them all.I have...
-10 yr old 5th grade does cursive and printing. Her printing is worse than handwriting. I am thinking that is because she learned in ps? But her cursive needs work too.
-then I have three others 8-10 that are learning slant writing (R&S does that not sure every program does just before cursive) so we have...I took her back to printing and had her do cursive too it is just not helping as much as I think it should be.
-dd 8 definitely the neatest of all but she is also very artistic. Still think for her practice printing would help a bit but would also like to move on to cursive as well.
-ds 9 what can I say he's a boy and he has boy handwriting hehehe! I want to get his printing neater and move to cursive
-dd 10 She's a leftie but not sure she would be a natural leftie I think it is due to her cerebral palsy. She is reading on a lower level and printing on a lower level than that others although I think a little more practice and she would be read for cursive too.
-I also have an almost 4 year old that I am thinking lower level. She actually does very well for her age. She can write all her letters and some words. And a 5 year old that also does well because she does copywork on her own. But I do not want to push either one. I let them push themselves usually I have to slow them down.
And just so you also know I am not picky, picky on this I just want them to have nice writing because I personally do not and I know it gets in the way when people can't read your writing.
So what do you guys think on levels? And please tell me if the program has been great for you. Thanks so much!
I'd lose my mind without people to talk it over with 
And part of it is the program I am using I am not liking. It is the only thing of R&S I am not liking. Two problems for me is the slant writing between printing and cursive and the other is driving me crazy. Other big problem is it bores me to tears and I am too lazy to teach it the way they want you to and just plugging them in is not working. They are doing OK and I really think a lot of the lack of progress is me. I am just thinking I want something that actually has the strokes there more and makes an easier transition to cursive. When I looked at the Italic it looks a little easier to be more self instructive and easier to teach what you need to teach. I tend to use their handwriting time as time I work with my little guys doing LHFG and to a lesser extent the other way around. So I am not really doing my job teaching it. But they also have it set up more where it is the teacher teaching ti to the class. So uh...we need a teacher hehehe! 
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