Well, I looked at a couple of options. If I looked at the right Beginning Manuscript, you would have a choice of letters and styles…but I would suspect that they would all be the same thing over and over with each letter. Another thing that I noticed is that you probably would have to hunt up each letter as you went, which is time-consuming and can get annoying on days when time is limited.
There are several advantages of the Child’s Copywork Reader in that it would reinforce the correct way to make a letter, but still allow the child to progress in her reading abilities since it has her writing words so she can continue to make the connection between the letters and words. So it might provide more motivation. Another is that is all in one place easy to access or print all at once.
Have you looked at Delightful Handwriting?
If I were to be doing this with my dd, I think that I would use the Delightful Handwriting to review the letter formation and then use the Child’s Copywork Reader. Both accomplish what you need and it would stay fresh and interesting because the letters and words are used in context. You can move through them as quickly or slowly as needed too, printing only letters that you need to work on; although she may enjoy it enough to want to do the whole thing so she can read them to you!
