• 3rd Grade
  • Writing
  • About 10 minutes
  • See it all: a chart to keep

Lowercase Cursive Alphabet

Every lowercase letter in cursive. Start at the green dot and follow the arrow.

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How to do it

  1. Find a letter on the chart.
  2. Put your finger on the green dot.
  3. Trace the letter in the direction of the arrow.

Teaching tip

Keep this chart next to your child while they practice letters and words.

Lowercase Cursive Alphabet chart for 3rd grade (cursive letters), free printable
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About this chart

All 26 lowercase cursive letters on handwriting lines, each with a green start dot and an arrow showing the first stroke.

What kids practice

Cursive is joined handwriting. Each letter is made from a few basic strokes, and the letters connect so the pencil keeps moving through a word. Many schools teach cursive in third grade. These sheets use a traditional US school cursive style, and they teach the lowercase letters in small groups that start the same way. Common Core doesn't cover cursive, so these sheets have no Common Core code.

Watch for

  • Starting a letter in the wrong place. The green dot shows where to begin.
  • Lifting the pencil in the middle of a word.
  • Making small letters too tall, so they run past the dashed line.
  • Letters leaning different ways in the same word.

It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full cursive letters guide for 3rd grade.

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