A familiar place to start.
Choose your school style and something worth writing. A letter, a name, a word they love.
- Choose a familiar school style
- Make the words their own
- Set the right practice level
Make handwriting easier to teach and more fun to try, with letter formation, personal practice and proud little moments.
Show them where to start, which way to go, and how each letter comes together. One stroke at a time.
Explore letter formationTurn names, classroom words and little sentences into practice that means something to them.
Make practice personalModel a letter together, then put pencil to paper. Move from tracing to copying to writing independently.
Explore everyday practiceChoose the Australian handwriting style your learners know. Keep practice consistent from classroom to home.
Find your school’s styleA clear model. Something meaningful to write. Room to have a go.
Bring the little things together, without adding to your to-do list.
A familiar place to start.
Choose your school style and something worth writing. A letter, a name, a word they love.
Make every stroke clear.
Watch the letter form together. Slow it down, pause, and replay the parts that need another look.
Time for pencil and paper.
Print a practice sheet. Trace, copy, then try it independently, with room to find their rhythm.
A little, often.
Save the activities that work and come back to them. Build a familiar routine, one little letter at a time.
One classroom. One kitchen table. A whole early years team.
Start with the learners in front of you.
Keep home and classroom practice on the same page.
Explore five Australian beginner handwriting styles.
Beginner fonts shown here. Explore more styles, including cursive, in the app.
Find practical guidance for your next activity.
Explore the help centreHandwriting Boost is a standalone app for modelling letter formation and creating handwriting practice. Choose a school style, make activities with your own words, present them and print practice sheets.
Individual teachers, families and schools. It is especially useful for Prep, Foundation, Kindergarten and Year 1 learners beginning to form letters, and for older learners who need more handwriting practice.
The app includes Australian handwriting styles for Queensland, NSW and ACT, Victoria, WA and NT, South Australia, and Tasmania, with beginner and cursive options. The preview on this page shows the five beginner fonts. Choose the style used by your school.
The screen demonstrates letter formation. Children can then practise with pencil and paper using printable activities. You can choose tracing, copying or independent practice in the app.
Yes. Make activities with names, classroom vocabulary and short sentences. Choose a handwriting style, line size and practice level, then save, present, print or share the activity.
No. Handwriting Boost uses prepared letter-formation paths and handwriting fonts. It models letters and creates practice activities; it does not generate writing or assess a child’s work with AI.
Yes. Home and individual teacher workspaces are free, with no subscription or payment method required. Shared school workspaces are arranged separately: contact us with your school’s requirements.
Yes. Individual teachers can use Handwriting Boost free with their classes, including modelling, saved activities, printing and sharing practice. You only need to contact us if you want a shared workspace across your school.
Free access is self-service, with a getting started guide and searchable help centre. You can report a problem by email, but personal training, setup calls and guaranteed response times are not included. School setup and support are agreed before proceeding.
A clear beginning. A little practice. A proud little writer.
Give them a little Handwriting Boost.