Cursive handwriting for home and school
Children watch each letter being formed, trace it, then write it on their own. Skhillz Script™ follows each stroke from start to finish, helping learners understand not just what a letter looks like, but how to form it themselves.
Works on a tablet, phone, or laptop. Two children on every family plan. No advertising to children, ever.
Cursive has quietly slipped down the list in a lot of classrooms, and families are often left to teach it themselves with a worksheet and good intentions. The trouble with a worksheet is that it can only show the finished shape. It cannot see where a child started, which way they went round, or whether the letter was drawn rather than written.
Handwriting is a movement before it is a picture. Formation, direction, repetition and fluency are the parts that make writing feel automatic later, and they are exactly the parts a printed sheet cannot respond to. Skhillz Script™ was built to watch the movement and say something useful about it.
The pen forms the letter at writing speed, pausing only where the hand truly lifts.
They follow the guided path from the green dot. The letter fills in solid behind them, but only where they actually travelled.
Three scored attempts with the guide faded almost away. Each one gets a specific note, never just a number.
An average of 70% across the three completes the letter, up to three stars. Below that, back to guided tracing and try again.
Most tracing apps reward covering enough of the letter, which means they cannot tell a written letter from a filled-in one. Skhillz Script tracks progress along the stroke and checks the movement is going the way the letter is formed.
Cursive a, b and c ask for three unrelated hand movements. Letters here are grouped by the motion they share, so each lesson practices one movement until it starts to feel natural.
Letters and lessons are completed by demonstrated performance, not by tapping through. A certificate cannot be issued until every letter in the set has genuinely been earned.
Each level builds on the one before it, gradually reducing support as learners gain confidence, control and fluency.
Structured cursive practice a child can do at home, with progress a parent can actually follow.
A ready-made handwriting program, so nobody has to build a cursive scheme of work from scratch.
Structured practice to sit alongside direct instruction, with a record of what was attempted and how it went.
Licensing for a roster of learners across classrooms and programs. See licensing →
Skhillz Script™ is developed by Skhillz Academy, with an approach built on structured practice, specific feedback and progress that has to be earned rather than clicked through.
Every letter in the program is taught with its real stroke order, its real direction and its real pen lifts, because those are the parts that make handwriting hold together later.
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Two children are included with every family plan. You can add up to four more, taking a household to six. Schools, co-ops and organizations can request multi-learner licensing.
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Bring Skhillz Script™ to more learners with licensing designed for schools, districts, tutoring programs, homeschool organizations, nonprofits and educational partners. Pricing is quoted against your learner count and term.
A short walkthrough of one letter, from first showing to written independently, and what the scoring is actually looking at.
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2 minutes 37 seconds
A tablet, a phone or a laptop. A tablet is the most comfortable because the writing area is bigger, but a finger on a phone works, and so does a trackpad or a mouse on a laptop.
No. A finger is fine. A stylus feels closer to holding a pencil, so use one if you have one, but nothing is gated behind it.
Two on every family plan, each with their own profile, their own PIN and their own progress. You can add up to four more children after that, so a family plan covers six children in total.
By the route, not by how much of the letter got covered. Progress is tracked along the stroke and the direction of travel is checked, so a letter is credited only when it was genuinely written the way it is formed.
They go back to guided tracing on that same letter and try the set again. Nothing is marked failed, no progress is taken away, and there is no limit on attempts.
Yes, whenever you like. An annual plan runs to the end of the year you paid for, and a monthly plan to the end of the month.
Profiles are created by you and hold only what running the service needs. We never ask for a child’s surname. Children are shown no advertising, and their information is not sold. See the Children’s Privacy Notice.
Yes. A family plan covers two learners at home. For a co-op, a tutoring practice or anything with a roster, see Schools & Organizations.
Give your learner a structured way to watch, practice, improve and build confidence with every letter.
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