The letter "B" is great for practice because it uses straight lines, curves, and loops—important parts of many other letters you'll write in cursive. Getting comfortable with uppercase "B" makes it easier to form other shapes naturally and helps your handwriting become smoother and more fluid.
Note: here we showcase the most common way to write in cursive, but you can explore other cursive fonts to see how they differ.
Writing the capital letter “B” in cursive requires fluid, continuous strokes. With practice, you’ll be able to create elegant, connected letters that enhance your writing style. Follow these steps to write a capital cursive “B”:
After mastering the uppercase "B", it's time to work on the lowercase "b." This letter features a tall stem and graceful loop, maintaining the flow of cursive writing. Follow these steps to write the lowercase cursive “b”:
By practicing the letter "B," you'll feel more confident moving between straight and curved lines, making it easier to handle other complex letters. The smooth loops in "B" also help you build a better rhythm in cursive, especially when connecting letters together.
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