The letter "E" is one of the most commonly used letters, so getting comfortable with it is important for smooth, natural cursive. Practicing "E" helps you develop simple movements that make your handwriting more consistent. Mastering this letter can also make connecting other letters easier, leading to more fluid and comfortable cursive.
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 “E” in cursive involves a series of smooth curves that form a flowing, elegant shape. Follow these steps to practice writing the capital cursive “E”:
Now that you’ve mastered the uppercase “E”, it’s time to write the lowercase “e”. This letter is simple yet elegant, with a smooth loop that is common in many other lowercase letters. Follow these steps to write the lowercase cursive “e”:
Mastering the letter "E" helps you gain better control over loops and circular movements, which are essential for cursive. Since "E" is frequently used, practicing it can help make your handwriting smoother, faster, and more precise.
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