Handwriting is an essential component of language learning at the elementary level because it enables learners to communicate clearly, develop confidence, and build the foundation for effective written expression. A systematic approach to teaching handwriting helps children acquire correct letter formation, spacing, alignment, and writing speed while developing fine motor skills. Good handwriting also supports spelling, reading, and overall academic achievement. The teaching of handwriting should follow the principle of moving from simple to complex. Before introducing letters, children need readiness activities that strengthen the muscles of the fingers, wrist, and hand. Activities such as drawing lines, curves, circles, zigzags, colouring, tracing patterns, joining dots, and playing with clay help children develop coordination and pencil control. Proper sitting posture, correct grip of the pencil, and appropriate positioning of the notebook should also be taught from the beginning. Teachers should first