The letters use Playwrite US Trad, a traditional American cursive. Once the single letters feel easy, practice joining them with the cursive name tracing or word tracing pages.
What it is good for
- Introducing cursive in 2nd and 3rd grade
- Cursive review over the summer
- Homeschool handwriting curriculum
- Adults relearning cursive
How to make and print it
- Type the name (or letters). For several children, put one name on each line.
- Choose print or cursive, gray or dotted tracing letters, and a line size that suits the child’s age.
- Click Download PDF and print at 100% / Actual size.
More tracing worksheets
Letter tracing A to Z
Cursive letters A to Z
Number tracing 1 to 20
Frequently asked questions
Which cursive letters are hardest?
Uppercase letters such as G, Q, S and Z look quite different from print, so they need the most practice. Lowercase b, f, k, r and z are also tricky.
Can I print just one cursive letter?
Yes. Clear the box and type a single letter, for example "G g".