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Cursive Capital Letters

Capitals are where cursive gets fancy (Q looks like a 2, and G and I barely resemble print), so this packet opens with a one-page chart of all 26 uppercase letters, then gives each capital its own model and trace row.

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How to make a cursive capital letters

  1. Pick what to practice: the alphabet, one letter up close, a few letters, words, sentences, a name, or the one-page alphabet chart.
  2. Choose cursive or print, the line size for your grade, and how many trace and blank rows you want.
  3. Press Draw it up and print the PDF. Letters sit exactly on the top, dashed middle and baseline guides.

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Is the cursive capital letters free?

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Which cursive style does the cursive capital letters use?

Traditional US cursive, the connected, looped style taught in most American schools. Print sheets use a clear manuscript typeface designed for early readers, with a simple a and g.

What line size should I choose?

Large suits kindergarten and first grade (about 3/4 inch tall letters), medium suits grades 2 and 3 (about 1/2 inch), and small suits grade 4 up to adults (about 5/16 inch).

Can I use my own spelling words, sentences or names?

Yes. Choose Words or Sentences and type one per line, or choose Name and add up to 6 names to get a page for each. The {title} sets every line on proper guide lines and wraps long sentences for you.

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