Tracing the Word
Engaging Scripture Through the Physical Act of Writing
Overview
In homeschool and family learning environments, meaningful handwriting practice and Scripture study are often taught separately. Tracing the Word brings them together—combining Bible reading, handwriting practice, and attentive study into a single, Scripture-centered activity.
Each volume presents the complete King James Version (KJV) Scripture text in a traceable format, encouraging careful attention to every word. Whether used for personal devotion, family study, or homeschool learning, the series is designed to help readers slow down, reflect, and remain rooted in the full context of Scripture.
Rather than isolating verses or excerpts, Tracing the Word moves through Scripture chapter by chapter and book by book, allowing the reader to experience the Bible as a unified whole.
How Tracing the Word Fits Into Homeschool Learning
Tracing the Word fits easily into daily homeschool rhythms because it combines handwriting practice with Scripture reading in a consistent, repeatable format. Students can work independently, parents can assign by chapter, and families can progress at a pace that fits their schedule.
The full KJV Scripture text is presented for tracing
Letters are rendered in a dotted format for guided writing
Scripture is arranged sequentially, preserving narrative flow and context
Readers trace directly over the text, reinforcing attention and retention
Tracing requires time, focus, and deliberate movement—making it a natural companion to devotional reading, memorization, and thoughtful study.
Designed for Flexible and Reusable Use
Each Tracing the Word volume is intentionally produced for active, repeatable use:
Perforated pages allow chapters to be removed cleanly when desired
Every chapter begins on a new right-hand page, ensuring chapters can stand alone without disrupting adjacent text
Pages are reproducible for homeschool and family use, making the series suitable for shared learning environments
Purchasers of physical copies receive access to a downloadable PDF edition, allowing chapters to be reused without removing pages from the printed book
Together, these features make Tracing the Word a practical and durable Scripture engagement resource—whether used by an individual, a family, or a classroom.
What's Included in the Tracing the Word Series
Tracing the Word is organized into volumes that cover specific portions of Scripture. Each book presents the complete biblical text for the included books, arranged sequentially and without abridgment.
Volumes are available in both manuscript (print) and cursive formats.
Families may use a volume in a variety of ways—working straight through, assigning one chapter at a time, or selecting portions that match a student’s learning pace.
Every volume includes:
Full KJV Scripture text for the included books
Chapters that begin on new right-hand pages
Perforated pages for optional removal
Reproducibility for homeschool and family use
Access to a downloadable PDF edition with physical purchase
Volumes may be used individually, assigned by chapter, or combined to form a longer-term Scripture and handwriting study. Families may choose volumes based on biblical books, writing style, or learning pace.
Representative Volumes from Tracing the Word
Why Homeschool Families Choose Tracing the Word
Homeschool families choose Tracing the Word because it:
Combines Bible study and handwriting into one resource
Preserves full Scripture context rather than isolated excerpts
Supports multiple grade levels with the same material
Allows legal reuse within the family or classroom
Encourages independent, focused work
Whether used daily or as part of a rotating curriculum, Tracing the Word provides meaningful, Scripture-centered learning that grows with the student.
Handwriting Formats Available
Tracing the Word is available in two handwriting formats:
Manuscript (Print)
Clear, deliberate letterforms that support careful reading and letter recognition.
Cursive
Flowing, connected letterforms that encourage rhythm and continuity while tracing Scripture.
Both formats contain the same complete Scripture text. The difference lies not in what is read, but in how the reader physically engages the words on the page.
Who This Series Is For
Tracing the Word is well suited for:
Personal devotional practice
Family Bible study
Homeschool and Christian education
Children developing fine motor skills through meaningful content
Teens and adults seeking a slower, more reflective way to read Scripture
No prior experience is required—only a willingness to slow down, trace the words, and remain attentive to the text.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Bible translation is used?
All volumes use the King James Version (KJV) text.
Is this a handwriting curriculum?
Tracing the Word is not a full handwriting curriculum. It is a Scripture engagement resource that uses tracing as the method of interaction.
Is this suitable for daily use?
Yes. Many readers incorporate Tracing the Word into daily devotional or learning routines, tracing a small portion of Scripture at a time.
Can these pages be reused?
Yes. Pages are reproducible for homeschool and family use, and purchasers of physical copies receive access to a downloadable PDF version for continued reuse.
Begin Your Journey Through Scripture
Tracing the Word offers a thoughtful way to engage the Bible through writing—combining reading, movement, and reflection into a single practice.
Explore the Tracing the Word series and begin tracing Scripture—one letter at a time.



