If you happen to have Barchowsky Handwriting

I mean, most of you won't.

But if you do--there's a little gem of a page called "Guidelines" on the CD, under Level 2, which I hadn't found before I wrote the review in January. It's nothing fancy--just a nice customizable handwriting worksheet. A lot of the worksheets on the CD are somewhat customizable--you can often change the word at the bottom from "ukelele" or whatever to something you like better. But this sheet has the whole bottom part of the page erasable/customizable. You can make the whole thing blank and use it as handwriting paper, or type in a sentence. I made up a couple of sheets with "Crayons likes to play outside" and "E. (Sunday School teacher) gave us a dozen eggs."

I know you can find pages like that online too, for free. But if you happen to have a Barchowsky book around, that page is handy to know about.