The letter "K" is helpful because it introduces both straight lines and sharp curves, building your skill at handling more complicated shapes in cursive. The uppercase "K" is a bit more detailed, while the lowercase "k" allows you to practice smaller loops and smooth connections.
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 “K” in cursive requires a combination of straight lines and graceful curves. By following the steps below, you can practice forming the letter easily and accurately. Here’s how to write a capital cursive “K”:
Once you’ve practiced the uppercase “K”, you can now focus on the lowercase “k”. This letter has a tall stem and a smooth, looping stroke that creates an elegant form. Follow these steps to write the lowercase cursive “k”:
Mastering the letter "K" helps you handle straight lines and loops, improving your control over tricky connections. Its distinct shape also boosts your confidence when writing other letters with multiple strokes.
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