I did buy the cursive/printing one at Wal-Mart, but I really don't care for the others.

Do they have them in all subjects?

Kathy

For handwriting we are using Kumon workbooks we bought at Barnes and Noble. They also have them at www.bn.com Anyway, we have used My First Book of Tracing, My First Book of Uppercase Letters, and My First Book of Numbers. The alphabet books are fantastic as they teach the skills necessary to write a letter before teaching the letter itself. So they learn horizontal and vertical lines and then move on to letters such as T, L, E, F, etc. Then they learn diagonal lines and letters such as V and Y. Then come curves, etc.

There are a lot of other workbooks at Barnes and Noble. I've also seen workbooks at Costco.

Kimberly

What grade are you referring to?

The workbooks we use are:

Explode the Code, Handwriting without tears and Miquon. You can get these through Rainbow Resource.

Sometimes DS works in a Reader Rabbit phonics book. He really likes that one. I picked this one up at Sam's Club.

All we use is Explode the Code, but I buy them locally at our homeschool store.

I use A Beka.

We use Handwriting Without Tears workbooks for handwriting.

Austin has a few that he has for 'independent work'. We just started this this school year - and it's really helping him concentrate and also to do something on his own... which was a big issue at the beginning of the school year. (AKA, busy yourself for a few minutes! lol) We have:
Primary Analogies
Wordly Wise 3000
Reading Comprehension in Varied Subject Matter

And we've recently started LLATL (learning Language Arts Through Literature) and he has a workbook there that holds all his dictation, his copywork, spelling words, grammar exercises, etc.