Cursive V

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

How to Write Cursive V

The cursive V has a pointed bottom that distinguishes it from the rounded U. Both uppercase and lowercase forms feature this characteristic V-shape with smooth connecting strokes.

V Capital V in Cursive

1. Start at the top line with a diagonal stroke down
2. Create a pointed bottom at the baseline
3. Stroke diagonally back up to the right
4. Curve and exit with a connecting stroke

v Lowercase v in Cursive

1. Start with an upward stroke to the middle line
2. Stroke diagonally down to a point at the baseline
3. Stroke diagonally back up to the middle line
4. Exit with a connecting stroke toward the next letter

💡 Practice Tip

The key difference between cursive u and v is the bottom: u has a rounded curve, v has a pointed angle. Keep the point sharp and distinct. Use the dotted-line worksheets below to build muscle memory.