Cursive Alphabet: Letter H Worksheet
Cursive H
The h is an important letter in the cursive alphabet. You will find it in words like “Hat”, “Hand”, “Hope”, and “Heart”. Learning to write the cursive h helps to improve your handwriting and makes it smoother. The letter has a tall upward stroke and a nice loop. It stands out when written in cursive. Your handwriting will look neater and connected when you master the cursive h.
How to Write the Lowercase Cursive h
Start the cursive h at the baseline. Draw a smooth upward stroke that reaches slightly above the middle line. Curve the stroke to the right and bring it down below the middle line to form a loop.
Continue the stroke upwards and then bring it down to finish. End with a smooth tail extending to the right to connect easily to the next letter. Focus on making each stroke smooth and controlled. Ensure the upward stroke is consistent in size and the loop is balanced. Avoid making the loop too large or small sharp angles. Make sure your lines are rounded and flowing.
How to Connect Lowercase Cursive Letter h
Connecting the cursive h starts with its tall upward stroke. Follow it with a smooth loop that curves down and back up. The tail extends to the right, making it easy to link to the next letter. Focus on steady, even strokes for better connections. Regular practice will make your writing flow naturally.
How to Write Uppercase Cursive H
Start the uppercase cursive H with a tall, straight line from the top line down to the baseline. Next, make a small upward curve to the right at the top. From there, bring the stroke down, creating a tall, straight line parallel to the first one. Complete the H by connecting the two lines with a rounded arch in the middle, flowing smoothly and without sharp angles.
How to Connect Uppercase Cursive Letter H
When connecting the uppercase cursive H, focus on the fluid transition between strokes. The right side of the H will have a slight tail that flows into the next letter. For smooth connections, practice joining it with words like “a” or “e” in words like “He” or “Hat.” Aim for a seamless flow, ensuring the stroke moves naturally from one letter to the next.
Practicing the Cursive H Worksheet
You can start practicing by tracing the letter. Tracing helps you understand how the letter should look and flow. Once you feel comfortable then try writing the letter freehand. You can also break the letter into parts. First, practice the upward stroke. Next, focus on the loop. Connect the strokes and add the tail. Doing this will make writing the whole letter easier.
Learning the cursive h will help you write other letters too. Many letters share similar strokes. Once you know how to write the “h,” letters like “b,” “d,” and “k” will be easier to write. The cursive “h” is also important for connecting letters smoothly in words.
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Download Free Printable Cursive H Worksheet
Get your free cursive worksheet to practice writing the lowercase cursive H. This worksheet provides tracing sections that show the correct way to form each stroke. Tracing the letter helps you understand its shape and flow. Try writing without tracing when you feel comfortable. Practicing independently will boost your confidence and handwriting skills.
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FAQs
The cursive “h” has a tall upward stroke followed by a loop that curves down and connects smoothly to the next letter.
Focus on making each stroke smooth and controlled. Avoid sharp angles and keep the loop balanced.
Yes. The final stroke of the h ends with a tail that connects easily to the next letter.
