Cursive I
Trainings
These trainings help to familiarize the hand with the letter’s formation and develop muscle memory.
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘i’:
Begin with a short upward stroke. Then, without lifting your pen, draw a straight line downward to the baseline. Then for the tail, make a small curvy stroke to the right.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘I’:
Start at slightly above the baseline and draw an upward stroke. Then, continue with a curved line down to the baseline.
How to Connect Letter ‘I’ in Cursive:
Finish the letter “I” with its downward stroke reaching the baseline. Then, seamlessly continue the stroke into the next letter by connecting the ‘i’ tail to the next letter.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘i’ and connect the letter ‘i’ in cursive ‘i’.
Cursive J
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘j’:
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘J’:
How to Connect Letter ‘j’ in Cursive:
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘j’ and connect the letter ‘j’ in cursive ‘j’.
Cursive K
Training
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘k’:
Start at the bottom line and make a small upward loop that reaches the middle line. Then, bring the line straight back down to the bottom. Next, from the middle of this line, curve out to the right and then back down to the bottom line, creating a slanting loop. Finally, connect the end of the “k” to the next letter if needed.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘K’:
Start by placing your pencil on the top line. Make a long, straight downward stroke all the way to the bottom line, then lift your pen. Next, place your pencil slightly below the top line on the left side of the vertical line. Then curve it back to the downright, crossing the vertical line near the middle. From there, draw a curvy line down, extending to the right and up.
How to Connect Letter ‘k’ in Cursive:
Complete the lowercase “k” by making the upward loop, straight down stroke, and the slanting loop. From the end of the slanting loop, draw a small, curved line that moves to the right, just above the bottom line and connect it to the next letter.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘k’ and connect the letter ‘k’ in cursive ‘k’.
Cursive L
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘l’:
Start at the bottom line of the paper. Make a small upward stroke, curving slightly to the left, reaching about halfway up to the top line. Then, without lifting your pen, continue straight up to the top line, forming a tall, slender line. Finally, lift your pen from the top line, ending the letter “l” smoothly.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘L’:
Begin close to the top line. Make a downward stroke, and create a loop, extending it straight down to the bottom line. Then, without lifting your pen, create a loop at the bottom, curving to the right. Finally, draw a curvy line with its tail upward.
How to Connect Letter ‘l’ in Cursive:
Complete the downward stroke of the “l,” ensuring it extends to the bottom line. Then, without lifting your pen, smoothly transition into the starting stroke of the next letter, maintaining a continuous flow. This seamless connection ensures legibility and fluidity in cursive writing.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘l’ and connect the letter ‘l’ in cursive ‘l’.
Cursive M
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘m’:
Start at the bottom line. Make an upward stroke to the middle line, then bring it back down to the bottom line, creating a straight, downward stroke. Without lifting your pencil, make another upward stroke to the middle line, then back down to the bottom line, forming the second hump. Finally, repeat this motion one more time to create the third hump, ending with a slight upward curve to connect to the next letter.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘M’:
Start at the top line of the paper. Make a downward stroke to the bottom line, creating a slight curve to the left at the bottom. Without lifting your pencil, move back up in a slight diagonal stroke to the top line. Then, bring your pen down again to the bottom line, forming a second downward stroke parallel to the first and repeat this again. From there, make a small loop at the bottom and curve up slightly to the right, ending just above the bottom line.
How to Connect Letter ‘m’ in Cursive:
To connect the letter “m” in cursive to the next letter, complete the third hump of the “m” by bringing the stroke down to the bottom line. From the bottom line, continue with a slight upward curve that ends just above the bottom line. This slight upward curve serves as the connecting stroke to the next letter.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘m’ and connect the letter ‘m’ in cursive ‘m’.
Cursive N
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘n’:
Start at the bottom line. Make an upward stroke to the middle line, then bring the stroke back down to the bottom line, forming a slightly slanted downward line. Without lifting your pencil, create a second upward stroke to the middle line, followed by another downward stroke back to the bottom line. Finish with a slight upward curve to connect to the next letter.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘N’:
To write an uppercase cursive “N,” start at the top line of the paper. Make a downward stroke to the bottom line, forming a straight vertical line. Then, lift your pen and place it back at the top line to the right of the first stroke. Make a diagonal stroke that slants down to the bottom line, crossing the first line.
How to Connect Letter ‘n’ in Cursive:
To connect the letter “n” in cursive to the next letter, complete the final downward stroke of the “n” by bringing it down to the bottom line. From there, continue with a slight upward curve that extends just above the bottom line. This upward curve serves as the connecting stroke to the next letter.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘n’ and connect the letter ‘n’ in cursive ‘n’.
Cursive O
Training
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘o’:
Start from the bottom line. Make a small upward curve that touches the middle line, then smoothly transition into a rounded, counter-clockwise loop that goes down to the bottom line and back up to the middle line, forming an oval shape. Without lifting your pencil, complete the “o” with a small upward stroke that extends slightly below the middle line to connect to the next letter.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘O’:
Start at the top line. Begin by making a small, curved stroke to the left, then continue this motion into a large, counter-clockwise oval that reaches down to the bottom line and loops back up to the top line. As you complete the oval, bring the stroke slightly inward at the top to create a small loop or flourish, which adds an elegant touch to the letter.
How to Connect Letter ‘o’ in Cursive:
Complete the rounded shape of the “o” by bringing the stroke back up to the middle line, forming a smooth oval. From the middle line, make a small, upward curve that extends slightly above the middle line.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘o’ and connect the letter ‘o’ in cursive ‘o’.
Cursive P
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘p’:
Start at the middle line. Make an upward stroke that goes straight up and then down to the bottom line and extends below it. Without lifting the pencil go back up and then curve your stroke to the left and back up, forming a loop below the bottom line. Finish with a slight upward curve to connect to the next letter.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘P’:
Start at the top line. Make a downward stroke straight to the bottom line. Then, without lifting your pencil go back up and create a loop that curves out to the left, up to the top line, and then down to the middle line, forming the rounded top part of the “P.”
How to Connect Letter ‘p’ in Cursive:
Complete the “p” by bringing the stroke back up to the middle line. From the middle line, extend the stroke into a slight upward curve that reaches just above the middle line.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘p’ and connect the letter ‘p’ in cursive ‘p’.
Cursive Q
Training
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘q’:
Start at the middle line. Make an upward stroke that curves to the right and then loops back up, reaching the middle line again, forming an oval shape similar to a cursive “o.” From the middle line, extend the stroke downward past the bottom line, creating a long, straight tail. Curve the tail to the right, forming a small loop or hook below the bottom line. Finish with a slight upward curve to connect to the next letter.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘Q’:
Start just below the middle line. Make a large, counter-clockwise oval that goes down to the bottom line and back up to the top line, similar to writing an uppercase cursive “O.” As you complete the oval and reach the top line, add a small loop or flourish that curves to the right and slightly upward, extending above the top line. From this point, bring the stroke downward and slightly to the right, crossing the oval and ending with a small, rightward hook at the bottom line.
How to Connect Letter ‘q’ in Cursive:
To connect the letter “q” in cursive to the next letter, complete the “q” by bringing the stroke back up to the middle line.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘q’ and connect the letter ‘q’ in cursive ‘q’.
Cursive R
Training
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘r’:
Start at the bottom line. Make an upward stroke to the middle line. From the middle line, create a slight curve to the right, then bring the stroke back down to the middle line in a gentle arch. This arch should be small and not extend beyond the middle line. Finish with a slight upward curve that extends just above the middle line to connect to the next letter.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘R’:
Start at the top line of the paper. First, draw a small upward curve, then make a slightly slanted downward stroke to the bottom line. Without lifting your pen, curve the stroke up and to the right, forming a loop that touches the middle line and curves back down to the left, similar to the top part of a cursive “P.” After forming the loop, bring the stroke back to the right, just below the middle line, and create a diagonal downward stroke that intersects the initial vertical line. Finish with a slight upward curve to connect to the next letter.
How to Connect Letter ‘r’ in Cursive:
Start by completing the “r” with a slight upward curve that extends just above the middle line.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘r’ and connect the letter ‘r’ in cursive ‘r’.
Cursive S
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘s’:
Start just below the middle line. Make a small, upward curve to the middle line, then loop back down to the left, crossing the initial stroke and curving around to the right to form a small loop below the middle line. Continue the stroke downward to the bottom line, creating a slight curve to the left at the bottom. Finish with a small upward stroke that extends just above the bottom line to connect to the next letter.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘S’:
Start at the bottom line. Make a small upward stroke to the right, curving to the right, and downward to form the top loop, which should touch the middle line. Then, curve the stroke back to the left, then downward, and to the right, creating a larger loop that reaches down to the bottom line. The bottom loop should mirror the top loop but be larger, giving the “S” its distinctive shape. Finish with a slight upward curve at the bottom to connect to the next letter if necessary.
How to Connect Letter ‘s’ in Cursive:
To connect the letter “s” in cursive, finish the “s” with an upward curve below th middle line that seamlessly flows into the next letter.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘s’ and connect the letter ‘s’ in cursive ‘s’.
Cursive T
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘t’:
Start at the bottom line. Make a straight upward stroke that reaches above the middle line. From there, bring the stroke back down to the bottom line, forming a straight downward line but continue your stroke to draw a tail. Next, lift your pencil and cross the “t” with a horizontal line just above the middle line.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘T’:
Start at the top line of the paper. Make a downward stroke straight to the bottom line. Lift your pencil and place it back at the top line, slightly to the right of the initial stroke. Create a wide curvy line to the left that intersects the vertical line, then extend this line to form a curve at the very end.
How to Connect Letter ‘t’ in Cursive:
To connect the letter “t” in cursive, finish with an upward stroke from the baseline below the middle line.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘t’ and connect the letter ‘t’ in cursive ‘t’.
Cursive U
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘u’:
Start at the bottom line. Make an upward stroke to the middle line, then curve back down to the bottom line, forming the first downstroke. Without lifting your pencil, create a second upward stroke to the middle line and then curve it back down to the bottom line, forming the second downstroke. Finish with a slight upward curve that extends just above the bottom line to connect to the next letter.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘U’:
Start at the top line. Make a downward stroke that curves to the left as it reaches the bottom line, forming a wide, rounded bottom. Continue the stroke upward on the right side, bringing it back to the top line. As you reach the bottom line, create a small curve to the right, which will serve as a connector to the next letter if needed.
How to Connect Letter ‘u’ in Cursive:
To connect the letter “u” in cursive, finish with an upward curve below the middle line.
This video is made to help you master the lowercase and uppercase cursive ‘u’ and connect the letter ‘u’ in cursive ‘u’.
Cursive V
Training
How to Write Lowercase Cursive ‘v’:
Start at the bottom line. Make an upward stroke to the middle line, then bring the stroke back down to the bottom line, forming a sharp point. Without lifting your pencil, make another upward stroke to the middle line, finishing with a slight upward curve to connect to the next letter.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive ‘V’:
Start at the top line. Make a downward stroke that slants to the right, reaching the bottom line. Without lifting your pencil, curve the stroke to the left at the bottom and then bring it back up to the top line, forming a wide “V” shape.
How to Connect Letter ‘v’ in Cursive:
To connect the letter “v” in cursive, finish the “v” with a slight upward curve at the end of the second upward stroke. This upward curve should extend to the bottom line.
