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Cursive Writing Worksheets

Learn handwriting and penmanship with our cursive writing worksheets.

Our free, printable handwriting worksheets provide practice writing cursive letters, words and sentences.  Benefits of handwriting practice include increased brain activation and improved performance across all academic subjects.

Cursive Alphabet

Handwriting individual letters & the cursive alphabet.

Cursive Letters

Practice writing mixed groups of letters .

Cursive Letter Joins

Joining two or three cursive letters.

Cursive Words

Handwriting whole words, organized by letter.

Cursive Sentences

Handwriting whole cursive sentences.

Cursive Passages

Handwriting whole cursive passages.

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50+ PDF Cursive Writing Worksheets

Printable cursive writing worksheets help you teach your students how to write in cursive. 

If your students can already write, cursive is the next step.

Cursive writing is easy! 'Just connect the letters with five basic strokes.

• Slant the letters, if you like.
• Add a swoosh or a style, if you like.

Free Cursive Writing Worksheets

Well, some children do not think cursive writing is easy.

If so, encourage them that fancy cursive writing is simple, fun, and actually faster than manuscript.

These free PDF cursive practice sheets are easy to file, print, and use. Jump to oodles of free practice PDF worksheets below:

• Cursive alphabet worksheets , 
• Practicing cursive strokes ,
• Cursive words worksheets ,
• Cursive sentence worksheets ,
• Advanced cursive practice poems and sentences ,
• Reading and grammar sentences , 
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Instructions For Teaching Cursive Writing

Easy cursive writing instructions.

Teaching cursive writing can be easy if you make it an adventure. Basically there are six strokes to connect letters:

• A short upswing,
• A short upswing over to two on the clock,
• A tall upswing,
• A short dip,
• A short dip over to two on the clock,

See more instructions below.

If your elementary school students already know how to write in manuscript, encourage them that writing in cursive is as easy as connecting the letters together. The rest is style.

Write the manuscript alphabet on the board or a piece of paper, or some part of it. Then make the connections both on the board and in their minds by drawing the connecting strokes.

Truly, that's most of writing in cursive.

How To Write Cursive For Beginners

With beginners or those who struggle, another idea for teaching cursive handwriting is to drag your lines on the board as you move to write the next letter in a word. Say the letter or its sound as you write the letters naming the strokes you're using.

Students like seeing that 

• Cursive is smooth and flowing. 
• Cursive is pretty and makes fancy writing.
• Writing in cursive is faster than manuscript writing and doesn't use as many starts and stops.
• Cursive writing helps children see the end of one word and the start of the next word.

What was that? 

Practicing cursive offers an "Aha!" moment for some reluctant readers. When they see the break between the words in their own handwriting, they often make a better association for where words start and where they end in their reading, certainly in their handwriting. :-)

Cursive Writing Instructions For Adults

Cursive writing instructions for adults is the same as for children. A beginner is a beginner.

Learning how to write in cursive as an adult can actually be easier, especiall if you've been printing with an italic hand , meaning your letters already slant as if for cursive script.

Best advice? Long story short?

Connect the letters as you write. 

You can learn style as you practice writing in cursive hand.

For adults who will be using these cursive script sheets print the pages "two-up" so that you can use the smaller font and less paper.

No sense trudging through larger handwriting to learn cursive.

It is the same for basic cursive practice sheets for older kids and high school students.  Keep it short and sweet.

1. The Alphabet In Cursive

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Basically, there are five cursive strokes to add to the manuscript letters.

Romalda Spalding has an excellent description in her book at Amazon,   The Writing Road to Reading . In a way, this is my favorite cursive writing book as she makes cursive seem easy.

The whole lesson is only six pages and can be taught in just a few classes. Truly, I've seen even small children learn to write in cursive in just two weeks using what she wrote.

She taught several general rules like "All letters sit on the base line." Then she writes that you should teach the terms for the five strokes as you show how to connect the letters:

• A short upswing from the base line
• A tall upswing from the base line
• A short upswing that curves over to 2 on the clock
• A short dip kept at the mid point.
• A short dip that curves over to two on the clock

You can read more about using her book for teaching reading by teaching writing .

Usually, the capital letters do not connect with the rest of a word, yet these capitals letters can be connected to the rest of a word:

• A, C, E, H, J, L, M, N, R, U, X, Y, Z

Once your students have learned both upper and lower case cursive, they can stay sharp practicing this cursive sentence with all letters present:

• The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

1.A. 26 Printable Cursive Writing Worksheets PDF For the Cursive Alphabet

The first image can be used for crayon or finger tracing "just to get the idea" of the cursive alphabet. Each of the A-Z letters have a dotted cursive writing PDF.

These 26 PDF printable cursive worksheets show the alphabet in cursive with upper and lower case practice for each individual letter of the alphabet.

The instruction guides show the upper and lower case cursive directions for where to start and where to end each letter, A-Z.

Each page has the capital or upper case letter and the lower case letter for each letter of the alphabet.

1.B. Cursive Alphabet: Lower Case ABC Cursive Handwriting Alphabet - 5 Practice Pages

Why put upper case letters first? Children often learn best what they learn first.

Since most cursive letter writing is lower case and since most cursive words practice is lower case, it is a good idea to practice these cursive letters first.

See these worksheets for the lower case alphabet in cursive:

These five worksheets show the lower case cursive handwriting alphabet. 

Print or download five PDF pages of cursive letter writing practice worksheets.

The first letter is solid with a line of practice letters that are dashed and blank space to practice the lower case letters.

Lower case cursive Q?

Demonstrate that the flag is like the manuscript and moves forward "in the direction in which we write". 

1.C. Cursive Alphabet: ABC Cursive Uppercase Alphabet - 5 Printable Capitalization Worksheets

Cursive capital letters are often made just like the lower case alphabet in cursive.  See five free downloads for capital letter writing practice:

Print or download five PDF pages of cursive uppercase writing alphabet practice.

The first capital letter is solid for better visualization and has a line of dashed practice letters. 

The blank space is for practicing the cursive uppercase letters.

Uppercase cursive Q?

Teach the style that you use most or use the big Quaker Oats Q. That's what I do.

Capital Cursive Letters

2. free cursive writing worksheets using difficult cursive strokes.

Enter: The short dip.

Many times it's hardest for children to get the idea of connecting letters that use the short dip or a connecting loop at the midpoint or midline. 

Staying at the mid-line is the trick, and these practice cursive worksheets are the answer. 

Since b and o each end at the mid-line, they are difficult letter combinations. Practicing letter combinations with this stroke makes the letters easier to form in everyday handwriting in a continuous stretch of letters.

Use these free cursive writing worksheets to show your students how to write cursive letters that end with a short dip at the midpoint.

See the individual pages first or download the group of five all at once at the link below the individual pages (2.F.).

2.A. Letter Pairs For Cursive Writing Practice For br, oe, we, ve, oo, on - 1 Page

These letter pairs for mixed cursive writing practice include: br, oe, we, ve, oo, on.

Focus on starting at the midpoint and dipping right back to it.

Take time to demonstrate the short dip and show how it connects the first and second letters.

The better the children can make each letter on this page, the easier the next four pages will be. Allow plenty of time.

Difficult Cursive Letter Combinations In Cursive Writing

2.b. cursive practice for oa, ou, ow, oi, oy, wh.

2.C. Cursive Printable For wr, be, bo, bu, by, ol

2.D. Cursive Handwriting For op, ot, ve, wi, bs, or

2.E. Cursive Writing For os, wr, ws, ee, oc, and wo

2.F. Bundle of 5 Cursive Handwriting Worksheets

See all five of the above cursive handwriting worksheets in one download:

• br, oe, we, ve, oo, on
• oa, ou, ow, oi, oy, wh
• wr, be, bo, bu, by, ol
• op, ot, ve, wi, bs, or
• os, wr, ws - with extra space for your own combinations.

This download is a collection of all five cursive handwriting worksheets above with some space at the end for your choice of difficult letter combinations.

Print all five two sided for fifth and sixth grade review work.

Older students like the elegant look of smaller cursive fonts, so you can print these two-up for a nice effect.

3. Cursive Words Worksheets

This next set uses a larger sized font for first and second grade handwriting. 

3.A.  Buy our bundled  Cursive Spelling Words Lists .  See our 4th, 5th, and 6th grade spelling words worksheets for cursive words.  The words are printed in cursive for your students to practice writing three times each. 

3.B.  See our common and compound  Nouns Lists .  Awesome spelling practice and awesome cursive writing practice.

3.C. Spelling and writing number words in cursive : great practice writing checks .

4. Poems And Cursive Sentences

Four 3rd grade cursive writing worksheets : These worksheets are for cursive writing for grade 3 and higher and have  space for copywork underneath each line.

If you want smaller line spacing for grades 5 and 6, print the sheets two up. High school levels can be printed in multiples of four.

• Furry Bear , by A A Milne - 2 pages
• Little Things , by Julia A. F. Carney - 2 pages (4 extra pages blank)
• The Flag Goes By , by Henry Holcomb Bennett - 6 pages copy underneath
• Preamble to the Constitution , United States Founding Fathers - 2 pages

4.A. Furry Bear Cursive Handwriting Sheets 2 pg.

4.B. Little Things Cursive Worksheets, 2 pages

4.C. The Flag Goes By Cursive Practice Sheets 

4.D.Preamble Constitution Cursive Writing Sheet

5. Advanced Cursive Printable Handwriting Practice - Poems And Cursive Sentences

Moving up through the handwriting skills levels: These worksheets have the text to the left of the writing space.

It takes more thinking to copy the sentences this way.

These cursive writing worksheets may be best as 4th, 5th, and 6th grade cursive writing worksheets rather than 3rd grade. 

• October , by Rose Fyleman - 1 page
• Father Is Coming , by Mary Howitt - 4 pages
• Where's Mother , by Anonymous - 2 pages
• White Snow, Bright Snow , Alvin Tresselt - 2 pages

5.A. Beautiful Cursive Handwriting: October

5.B. Cursive Handwriting Sheets: Father Is Coming

5.C. Kids Cursive Writing: Where's Mother

5.D. Cursive Writing: White Snow, Bright Snow

6. Reading And Grammar Cursive Writing Sentences

See our Robert Louis Stephenson's poems, A Child's Garden of Verses , in four formats, one of which is cursive writing. You'll find 61 cursive writing worksheets with poems and sentences here .

PrintNPractice grammar worksheets are available with cursive sentences for even more cursive writing worksheets using easy sentences for grammar lessons or handwriting practice.

7. More Cursive Writing Worksheets

7.a. cursive and print handwriting for kids.

You'll find many more cursive writing worksheets with our grammar ,   handwriting ,  and   alphabet worksheets here  most of which also have print handwriting worksheets .

• Capitalization Rules and Capitalization Worksheets  has a list with the rules of capitalization.
• Simple cursive sentences for capitalization and punctuation worksheets.
• Robert Louis Stevenson cursive handwriting practice .
• See also our typing practice ideas .
• Printable handwriting paper .

7.B. Cursive And Print Handwriting For Adults

Adults usually need to write smaller. They do not have the time, space, or patience for huge writing font sizes. Well, neither do children; but that's another story.

An idea that works beautifuly to have cursive or print handwriging worksheets for adults and high school level students is to print the bundles as

• booklets or

If there are two handwriting worksheets per page, adults have an easy model that is a grown up size, more mature and even elegant.

Simply change your printer settings to booklet, two-up, or multiples.

The print and cursive worksheets on this page are included in the phonics worksheets bundle .

Buy Print And Cursive Handwriting Worksheets - Digital And Printable PDF

Buy these printable PDF bundles with  manuscript and cursive handwriting worksheets organized in files by topic . Students can practice in remote digital files offline.

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How to Write in Cursive (Ultimate Guide + Video)

As someone who had the challenge of learning cursive early (and then again) later in life, I know the hurdles firsthand.

But through practice and patience, I’ve grown to love its flow and artistry. Let’s demystify cursive writing together so you can write confidently and effortlessly.

Summary of Writing in Cursive

Writing in cursive is about connecting letters smoothly to form words with a single, flowing motion. Unlike print writing, cursive eliminates the need to lift the pen after each letter. It requires learning distinct letter forms and practicing consistency and rhythm.

Table of Contents

This guide covers everything, from beginner steps to advanced techniques, so you can master cursive writing and make it an enjoyable practice.

How to Start Writing in Cursive

To start writing in cursive, you’ll need the right style, tools, basic strokes, and letter forms.

Choose a Style and Tools

To begin, pick a cursive style that’s simple and easy to read.

I recommend learning D’Nealian or Zaner-Bloser, which are two popular styles in North America. Grab a pen that feels comfortable, preferably with quick-drying ink to avoid smudging. Have lined paper handy to help with uniform letter height and alignment.

For some of my favorite pens for writers, check out the links at the end of this article.

Practice Basic Strokes

Start by practicing basic strokes – loops, upstrokes, and downstrokes.

These are the building blocks of cursive. Focus on getting smooth, even strokes and maintaining a consistent rhythm. Slow down if necessary; aim for neatness, not speed.

Practice Exercise

Before diving into cursive letters, it’s essential to get comfortable with foundational strokes.

This exercise will help you build confidence with the pen and prepare you for writing the alphabet:

• Vertical Lines – Draw parallel lines from top to bottom, making sure each line is straight and evenly spaced.
• Curved Lines – Draw lines that curve smoothly up and down, resembling waves. Keep the curves consistent in size.
• Loops – Practice loops by starting with a small upward stroke, then looping down and around in a clockwise direction.
• Ovals – Draw consistent ovals, maintaining uniform width and height. Keep a steady rhythm to achieve smooth curves.
• Connecting Strokes – Practice connecting horizontal lines from one loop or oval to the next, as these transitions are critical when writing words.

Repeat these strokes daily to develop a steady hand and smooth pen movement.

Learn Letter Forms

Work on individual letters after you’ve mastered the strokes.

Start with lowercase letters because they’re easier to connect. Make sure each letter begins and ends at the right spot to ease the transition to the next.

Once comfortable, practice uppercase letters, then try forming words by connecting letters.

How to Write Each Letter of the Alphabet in Cursive

Here’s a simple table chart describing how to write each letter in cursive:

What Is the Easiest Cursive to Learn?

The easiest cursive to learn is based on simplicity. Two great options include Zaner-Bloser and italic handwriting.

Here is my opinions based on my own experience.

Focus on Simplicity

D’Nealian is often the easiest style to learn because it resembles print writing but with added slant and loops. It’s less ornate and more intuitive for beginners. The slant angle helps transition to cursive while retaining clarity.

Zaner-Bloser: Structured and Clean

Zaner-Bloser is another excellent choice. It emphasizes straight lines, loops, and simplicity.

The structure and clean lines make it ideal for students and anyone new to cursive writing.

Italic Handwriting

Italic handwriting strikes a balance between print and cursive.

It’s recognized for slanted letters and fewer connections between them. This style is easier for those used to writing in print while maintaining the flow characteristic of cursive.

Here is a good video about how to write in cursive:

How to Write Cursive on a Keyboard

If you want to learn how to write cursive on a keyboard, you’ll likely want to use cursive fonts, keyboard shortcuts, and personalization.

Use Cursive Fonts

If typing is your preference, select a cursive font on your word processor.

Examples include Brush Script, Pacifico, and Great Vibes. Using these fonts allows you to simulate cursive writing digitally.

Keyboard Shortcuts and Software

Keyboard shortcuts and handwriting software streamline cursive typing.

Some applications recognize cursive input through a digital stylus or touchscreen, converting it into a font.

Others convert standard keyboard typing into cursive fonts.

Personalization

Personalize your cursive fonts by adjusting the slant or spacing.

Experiment with different font styles to match your intended aesthetic. Just ensure the text remains legible and clear.

How to Get Used to Writing in Cursive

With time, consistency, practice, and self-assessment, you’ll get used to writing in cursive.

It may take longer for some and shorter for others, but you’ll get there!

Consistent Practice

Practice daily by writing common words, sentences, or phrases in cursive.

Repetition builds muscle memory, making writing feel more natural over time. Set small daily goals to improve letter shapes, spacing, and flow.

Write in Real-World Situations

Incorporate cursive writing into daily tasks – journaling, writing notes, or addressing letters.

Writing in practical scenarios helps you adapt to writing cursive fluidly without overthinking it.

Evaluate and Improve

Periodically compare your current writing to earlier samples.

Assess where improvements can be made and refine individual letters or connections. Watching videos of skilled cursive writers or following writing guides can also inspire improvement.

Is Cursive Writing Faster?

Yes, cursive writing can be faster than printing.

The connected strokes in cursive mean that the pen remains on the paper, reducing the time it takes to lift the pen and start the next letter.

This seamless motion allows for quicker writing speeds once a person becomes familiar with the flow of cursive letters.

However, speed ultimately depends on the individual’s practice and comfort with the style.

Is Cursive Better for the Brain?

Research suggests that cursive writing has cognitive benefits.

It engages multiple regions of the brain involved in thinking, memory, and motor skills. Learning cursive can improve fine motor coordination, visual recognition, and reading comprehension.

Additionally, studies show that writing by hand stimulates the brain differently than typing and helps reinforce information retention.

What Is the Best Age to Learn Cursive Writing?

The ideal age to start learning cursive writing is around 7-8 years old.

At this age, children typically have developed fine motor skills needed to control the writing instrument.

They are also more likely to have already learned the basics of print writing, making the transition to cursive smoother.

However, it’s never too late to learn cursive—adults can also develop proficiency with patience and consistent practice.

Is Cursive Still Taught in Schools?

The teaching of cursive writing varies widely.

Some schools include it as a core skill in their curriculum, while others have phased it out in favor of keyboarding or print writing.

Its declining presence in many educational systems often results from the emphasis on digital literacy. However, some regions and private institutions recognize its value and continue to offer cursive instruction in early education.

Final Thoughts: How to Write in Cursive

The most important thing to remember is to give yourself time and grace to scale up your cursive skills.

Unless you are a penmanship prodigy, you won’t learn perfect cursive overnight.

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Cursive Worksheets: All of our available worksheets

We have a large number of free and low-cost cursive worksheets available for you to either teach cursive to students (or learn cursive writing yourself).

Here are the categories of available worksheets we have available for pdf download:

Cursive Letter Hub (Worksheets for each letter in the alphabet

Cursive letters are all available in our cursive alphabet hub , just click on the letter you’d like and you’ll go to a tutorial and the worksheet that goes along with it. You get both uppercase and lowercase letters on those worksheets.

Cursive Joining Letters Worksheets

The next step in cursive handwriting is to connect letters together. There are a number of common joining letters, like ee, ie, ch, and so on.

You’ll find our letter joins worksheets here .

Cursive Word Worksheets

We have an ever-growing list of words and phrases written in cursive. Many have tutorials and videos, all of them have worksheets!

Click here to go to our full list of cursive word worksheets.

Cursive Sentence Worksheets

After you’ve learned the joining pairs and simple words, it’s time to write full sentences in your new flowing style of writing. For that, we’ve created several free sentence worksheets to practice.

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Free cursive writing worksheets (pdf).

We have prepared a few important and effective downloadable and printable worksheets in PDF format with dotted cursive letters to practice Cursive Writing. You can use these in Surya’s Cursive Writing Course . You can also use them directly if you need some practice.

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Lower Case Letters

See  Free A-Z Lowercase Cursive Handwriting Worksheets

Capital Case Letters

See Free A-Z Capital Cursive Handwriting Worksheets

Connecting Cursive Letters

See  Joining Cursive Letters Worksheets (PDF)

Cursive Words

See Cursive Words Worksheets

1-100 Number Spellings

See  Numbers 1 to 100 Spellings in Cursive Writing (Worksheets)

See  Free Cursive Writing Paragraph Worksheets (PDF)

Strokes and Patterns

See  Cursive Strokes Worksheet  

See  Cursive Patterns for Beginners Worksheet

Blank Handwriting Sheets (Ruled)

See Blank Handwriting Worksheets

Slant Guides

See  Printable Slant Guides (52-Deg, 60-Deg,68-Deg) for Cursive Writing

Sandpaper Letters

See  Cursive Sandpaper Letters Printable Template

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