Cursive E

Learn how to write cursive E with our free printable worksheets. Practice both capital E in cursive and lowercase cursive e, plus common words starting with E like egg, eat, and end. These guided practice sheets help students master forming and joining the cursive letter E with step-by-step tracing and independent writing practice.

How to Write Cursive E

The cursive E is one of the more distinctive letters, with elegant loops in both uppercase and lowercase forms. The capital E features a decorative looped design, while the lowercase e is compact and frequently used.

E Capital E in Cursive

1. Start at the middle and loop upward to the left
2. Curve around and create a large backward loop
3. Sweep across to the right at the middle
4. End with a connecting stroke at the baseline

e Lowercase e in Cursive

1. Start with an upward stroke to the middle line
2. Loop around to the left, creating a small oval
3. Continue the stroke out to the right
4. Exit with a connecting stroke toward the next letter

💡 Practice Tip

The lowercase cursive e is one of the most common letters in English, so it’s worth extra practice. Focus on keeping the loop small and consistent. Use the dotted-line worksheets below to build muscle memory.