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Learn the official Queensland handwriting style, why accuracy matters, and how Writeboards supports learning at home and in schools.
In Queensland (QLD), schools use a specific handwriting style called the QLD Modern Cursive Font (also known as QCursive and QLD Beginner Font). Using the correct materials ensures children develop proper letter and number formation aligned with classroom standards.
Handwriting development is closely linked to fine motor skills, pencil grip, and hand strength. You can explore these areas in our early learning guides, including fine motor skills every child needs before starting school and why hand strength matters for writing.
Many retailers advertise QLD Modern Cursive worksheets and flashcards, but many are inaccurate imitations. While they may look similar, differences in letter shapes can confuse children learning to write.
Choosing accurate, state-specific resources sets children up for success in the classroom.
We provide worksheets, flashcards, and tools designed for every learning environment.
Alongside our accurate worksheets and flashcards, we offer the only reusable Writeboard in Australia.
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