Cursive O

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

How to Write Cursive O

The cursive O is essentially the same in both uppercase and lowercase — just different sizes. This simple oval shape is one of the easiest cursive letters and forms the foundation for letters like a, d, and g.

O Capital O in Cursive

1. Start at the top and curve upward slightly
2. Loop around counterclockwise in an oval shape
3. Continue around to close the oval
4. Exit with a small connecting stroke or loop

o Lowercase o in Cursive

1. Start with an upward stroke
2. Curve around counterclockwise to form an oval
3. Close the oval at the starting point
4. Exit with a connecting stroke toward the next letter

💡 Practice Tip

The cursive o is nearly identical in both forms — just different sizes. Focus on making smooth, round ovals. This shape is the foundation for many other letters. Use the dotted-line worksheets below to build muscle memory.