Assuming you are referring to the Manuscript Method of Handwriting, here are some tips:
1. Make sure you have the proper supplies. You will need a straight edge (ruler or lined paper), a good quality pencil, and eraser.
2. Start by drawing two lines down the middle of your paper, spacing them about 3/4 inches apart. These will be your guide lines.
3. On the top line, write a letter ‘a’ in its simplest form – just a vertical line with a horizontal bar across the middle. This is called a ‘stick letter’. Repeat this for each letter of the alphabet on the top line. Then do the same on the bottom line but make the letters slightly taller than those on the top line – about 1/4 inch taller is good. These are called ‘tall letters’. It may help to number each letter so you can keep track as you go along.
4= Now it’s time to start connecting the letters to form words! Write ‘at’ using tall letters on one line and stick letters on the other line: first write an ‘a’ then add a horizontal bar across both lines for an ‘t’ making sure that it connects properly at both ends; lastly, finish with another stick letter ‘a’ underneath. Practice writing common words using this method until you feel comfortable with it..