For teachers

Make every little
letter count.

Bring letter formation, purposeful words and pencil-and-paper practice into one simple teaching routine—using the handwriting style your learners already know.

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Free for families and individual teachers · no subscription required.
MODEL THE MOVEMENT

Make every starting point and stroke visible.

Open a letter for the class, slow it down, pause and replay. Keep attention on the movement before asking learners to reproduce it. Explore formation tools.

BUILD AROUND YOUR TEACHING

Use the names, words and sentences in front of you.

Create an activity for this week’s sound, a student’s name or a sentence from your current learning. The content begins with your teaching. Explore personal practice.

PRINT THE NEXT STEP

Choose the support each activity needs.

Prepare tracing, copying or independent practice and adjust the line size. Print a sheet for a desk, a small group or the whole class. Explore print and share.

KEEP PRACTICE CONNECTED

Keep classroom and home connected.

Select your school’s handwriting style, save useful activities and share a practice link or QR code when a learner needs another go beyond the classroom. Explore sharing activities.

MORE SPACE FOR THE TEACHING

From “watch me” to “your turn” in one connected activity.

Use the same words and letter shapes as you model, practise together and prepare the next independent attempt.

Letter formation

Make every stroke visible, with a clear model to pause and replay.

Personal practice

Make activities from names, familiar words and little sentences.

Print and share

Put practice on paper or share a familiar model with families.

Australian school styles

Keep the letter shapes consistent with the style used at school.

Practice for every learner

Prepare class practice, choose individual support and bring the lesson home.

Your first activity

Find a clear starting point for a classroom, home or school.

HOW IT FITS YOUR DAY

One activity. Four useful teaching moments.

Prepare once, then move from explicit modelling to supported and independent practice.

  1. 01

    Prepare

    Choose the style, words, practice level and line size.

  2. 02

    Model

    Present the letter formation and talk through the movement.

  3. 03

    Practise

    Print a sheet for tracing, copying or independent writing.

  4. 04

    Return

    Save, favourite or share an activity for another go.

YOUR TEACHING COMES FIRST

A clearer model, not another curriculum to follow.

Handwriting Boost helps you demonstrate and prepare practice. You still choose the letters, language, timing and support that fit your learners.

Your words · Your school style · Your next lesson
HANDWRITING TAKES A TEAM

Everyone in their corner.

Explore Handwriting Boost from another point of view.

For parentsKeep practice familiar, personal and right at home.For schoolsBuild a shared beginning across early years teams.
GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.

Questions from teachers.

Find a little more guidance in our help centre.

Explore the help centre
Can I use the free version with my class?

Yes. Individual teachers can use Handwriting Boost free with their classes, including whole-class presentation, saved activities, printing and sharing. No subscription or payment method is required. Contact us if you need a shared workspace across your school.

Can I make different versions of the same activity?

Yes. Keep the words consistent while changing the practice level or line size, so learners can trace, copy or write independently with an appropriate amount of support.

What support is included?

Teacher access is self-service, with a getting started guide and searchable help centre. You can report a problem by email. Personal training, setup calls and guaranteed response times are not included.

Can families revisit an activity at home?

Yes. You can share an activity through a practice link or QR code so families can revisit the same model beyond the classroom.

READY FOR THE NEXT LITTLE BREAKTHROUGH?

Make handwriting easier to show—and more meaningful to try.

Begin with one letter, one word or tomorrow’s classroom activity.

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