Hi everyone! After publishing my K4 Handwriting Worksheets (manuscript) I had a ton of requests for Cursive Handwriting Worksheets. It took me a bit to get them completed, but here they are!
As usual, you can print on copy paper and have students write with pencil on the sheets, or you can also print on copy paper, then laminate or stick inside a page protector and allow them to use them with Expo Dry-Erase markers! That way they’re re-usable and you can practice your sheets as many times as needed!
–> Download the Cursive Handwriting Sheets <–
The line spacing for these sheets should be appropriate for kindergarten, first , or second graders who are just starting with cursive handwriting skills.
Each letter includes capital and lowercase letter practice. The first letter has arrows to help students properly form the letters, and the rest are simply dashed font for them to trace. Then the bottom line is blank with only the starting dot so they can practice writing the letters on their own! Enjoy!
More Free Handwriting Worksheets:
- K4 Handwriting Worksheets (manuscript)
- Cursive Handwriting Sheets
- 1-20 Number Worksheets (Preschool)
- Number Writing Worksheets (Elementary)
These activities would go well with my K4 Kindergarten Curriculum which can be used after completing the Letter of the Week Curriculum, click on the images below to see more activities.
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These are the only free cursive handwriting sheets I could find for my Granddaughter that had arrows indicating how the individual letters should be made.
They are even more relevant considering the new body of research that has shown learning to form cursive letters helps pattern brain development, especially helping children with learning disabilities. (See the New York Times article “Writing to Learn” by Dr. Perri Klass, a pediatrician, 2016.)
Thank you so much for this free resource!!!
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thank you so much for these!
Yay! You’re welcome 🙂 Glad the worksheets were helpful!
This is an awesome collection for homeschooling. my kiddo loves the practice sheets. A big thank you for putting them all together at one place.
Thank you so much! Can’t wait to use this with my second graders.
Thank you so much.
Sharing with my readers!
Thank you for this material. I’m so sad that it appears hand cursive is slowly disappearing from schools.
You are amazing for posting this printables, it helps alot when trying to help my child ❤️
Thank you for this, it is amazing – and pretty! Appreciated all the way from South Africa!