Cursive vs Chore Money Jar

This app lets you practice cursive by tracing. It includes uppercase and lowercase letters, as well as words in multiple languages. You can also add your own words for custom practice. Practice Cursive - Trace to practice cursive writing. - Practice both uppercase and lowercase letters. - View animated stroke order for each letter. - Supports special characters in German and Spanish (ä, ö, ß, ü, ñ). - Practice words in multiple languages. - Includes over 100 words per language. - Supports words with accent marks. Cursive Languages - Switch between different cursive languages. - Supports English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese. - The app’s display language can be linked to the selected cursive language. - Use the search button to look up word meanings (opens in external browser). - You can also switch the search button to a share button. Custom Words - In “Custom,” you can display typed text in cursive. - Add typed text to "Custom Words" for practice. - Custom Words can be sorted and deleted. - Custom Words are shared across all cursive languages. Cursive Settings - Change the font of the example text. - Adjust the font size of the example text. - Switch example styles (with line, without line, or none). - Toggle between pen and eraser. - Change the pen’s thickness and color. - Enable or disable zooming. Customization - Supports dark mode. - You can also change the theme color. - Features a simple design based on Material Design.

Chore Money Jar turns everyday chores into pocket money — and teaches kids that money is something you earn. Grown-ups set up a simple chore list with a value on each one. Kids check off what they finish; you approve what's really done. Approved chores add to each kid's balance, and a daily streak keeps them coming back. When it's payday, ChoreJar shows exactly what you owe — you settle up your own way (cash, Apple Cash, whatever you use) and mark it paid. No real money ever runs through the app. Chore Money Jar is the honest, friendly ledger between you and your kids. Feature bullets: Set chores with a dollar value each Kids check them off; you approve or decline "To be paid" balance + earnings by day, week, month Daily streaks to build the habit Settle up your way, then mark it paid Private accounts — each kid sees only their own Add a co-parent; everyone stays in sync