The cursive alphabetevery letter, stroke by stroke.
All 52 cursive letters, uppercase and lowercase, animated in the order they are written. Tap a letter to see it large, with a free practice worksheet.
Lowercase cursive letters
Uppercase cursive letters
Two cursive styles
D'Nealian-style cursive is shown above. Every letter page also shows Handwriting Without Tears-style cursive, so you can match the style your school uses.
Compare handwriting styles →Practice in the app
In the LetterSchool app, your child taps, traces and writes each cursive letter, and every stroke is checked as it is drawn.
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At what age do children learn cursive?
Schools that teach cursive usually start in second or third grade, around age 7 to 8, once children can write print letters without thinking about them.
Which cursive letters are easiest to start with?
Group letters that begin the same way. One common order is the “c” family (c, a, d, g, o, q), then undercurve letters (i, t, u, w), then loop letters (e, l, h, k, b, f). Your school’s program may use a different order.
What is the difference between D’Nealian-style and HWT-style cursive?
D’Nealian-style cursive is slanted and has more loops. Handwriting Without Tears-style cursive is upright with simpler shapes. Both are shown on every letter page.
Is there a worksheet for each letter?
Yes. Each letter page has a free printable sheet with a model letter and numbered start dots, rows to trace, and empty lines to write on.
Printable sheets: cursive acursive bcursive ccursive dcursive e…