Capital K in Cursive
Watch the capital k being written, then follow the numbered steps. Begin with a small hook near the top, pull a slant stroke down, then add humps or a second stroke.
Step by step
- Start with a small wavy hook near the top and pull a slanted stroke down to the baseline.
- Lift and start at the top right, curving down to meet the stem at the middle.
- Kick out a leg to the baseline and finish with an exit stroke.
Tip: The two strokes of the K meet at the middle of the stem, not higher.
How capital K joins
The capital K runs straight into the second letter of the word, so there is no pencil lift after it.
Capital K cursive worksheet
Trace the letter on its own, then joined, then in words that start with K. The rows at the bottom are for writing on your own.
Choose “Save as PDF” in the print dialog to keep a copy. Trace the light rows, then write on your own in the empty rows.
Names and words starting with K
Questions
How do you write a capital K in cursive?
Start with a small wavy hook near the top and pull a slanted stroke down to the baseline. Lift and start at the top right, curving down to meet the stem at the middle. Kick out a leg to the baseline and finish with an exit stroke.
How many strokes is a cursive capital k?
2. The last stroke is added after the letter.
Does cursive capital K connect to the next letter?
Yes. The capital K joins the next letter. Schools differ on capitals, so follow the style your class uses.
What letter family is cursive K in?
Hook-and-slant capitals. Begin with a small hook near the top, pull a slant stroke down, then add humps or a second stroke. Practising a family together builds the same movement for several letters.
More letters
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