Type a name or a sentence. Trace it in cursive, then write it.
Make a cursive handwriting page. Type a name, a few words or a sentence, and the page prints them in joined cursive letters on three lines: gray to trace over, or black to copy on the line below. You can also print the whole cursive alphabet, small letters, capitals or both together.
Your worksheet:
The letters are Playwrite US Trad, an open font made for teaching traditional American cursive. The joins between the letters are the font’s own, so a typed word is joined the way it is taught.
Many schools that teach cursive start in second or third grade, after print letters are steady. A child’s own name is a good first word.
Yes. Type it in the box. For a class, type one name on each line and each name gets its own rows. What you type stays on your device.
Not on the cursive page. The letters are printed in light gray to trace over. For print letters, our handwriting worksheet maker has start dots and arrows.
Letters, numbers, a period, a comma, a question mark, an exclamation mark, an apostrophe and a hyphen.
Yes. Choose “Black and white” under “Print in”. The lines print in gray.
Yes, with no sign-up and no limit.
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“Letters are messy, start in the wrong place or face the wrong way”
Start at the Top is a full 10-day plan, with a short video that shows you every step. The goal: on day 10 your child starts every small letter in the right place, sits it on the line, and writes new words that you can read. It is the goal, not a promise.
