How to Improve Your Print Handwriting (+ Free Worksheet)

If you’re anything like me, the urge to improve your print handwriting strikes at the very specific times that you need to write in print. You have to generate neat, legible print when you:

• Fill out forms – Print handwriting is the obvious choice when it comes to writing important details like names, addresses, and phone numbers.
• Write on a whiteboard or chalkboard – As most students can attest, a teacher’s print handwriting is easier to read from a distance and is often more legible than cursive.
• Make a sign – If you want someone to understand signage at a glance, you’ll need to write it in print. Doing so will help to avoid confusion and ensure that everyone can understand the message.
• Write for someone with visual impairments – People with visual impairments may have difficulty reading cursive, so opt for print handwriting instead. (Similarly, most young children can’t read cursive.)

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