Teaches kids how to write letters of the alphabet properly.

Every classroom has the familiar wall display of model letters. Kids see good model letters all around them. What they don't see enough of is the letters in the process of being formed. If you watch children trying to copy static letters you'll see all kinds of inefficient and awkward strokes.

Handwriting books in the past have typically indicated the most efficient order and direction of strokes with numbered arrows, but most young children cannot process that type of information.

At last we have built have handwriting software that displays the model letters and their correct formation as an animation. Youngsters can process and imitate animations without needing abstract thought--something that doesn't usually kick in until later in their development.