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How to write in cursive for beginners

January 17, 2016 by Nitin Maheta

Does your teacher ask you or your kids to write in cursive handwriting in class? Do you find any trouble while writing properly in cursive handwriting? Today, I am here with a brief guide on how to write in cursive for beginners. It will help you in writing perfect flowing cursive strokes. Also, you will move forward on the road to calligraphy, helping you in writing faster as well as more efficiently.

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Cursive writing is not similar to printing or typing words on the computer, because it is not in an alphabetical order. We have the cursive writing practice worksheets available, which will help you in building word or other words and further adding letters in the order. The key difference between printing and the cursive writing is the flow of the letters together.

Cursive handwriting is for those people who find writing as a challenging task and it also helps in limiting the reversal issues of the letters. The rhythmical flow of the cursive writing helps in developing the fluidity as well as the speed of your pencil on the paper and doesn’t leave it until the word is completed. Also, it helps the beginners in fixing the spellings in their memory because the words they write are formed in a continuous flow.

Check out the video below about how to write in cursive for beginners and study the letters carefully, means that how they are formed in cursive. Find the pattern of each alphabet and practice them on a separate sheet of paper. Start writing first in lower case followed by upper case alphabets. Practice them again and again by connecting the letters until you get a perfect fluidity and speed.

I hope that this article has helped you a lot in learning how to write in cursive. If you liked it or if any of your friend wants to improve his or her handwriting, then don’t forget to share this article with them.



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