Cursive K

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

How to Write Cursive K

The cursive K is one of the more complex letters, with angular strokes that meet in the middle. Both uppercase and lowercase versions require careful attention to where the diagonal strokes connect.

K Capital K in Cursive

1. Start at the baseline and loop upward to the top line
2. Stroke back down to the baseline
3. From the middle, create an outward loop to the right
4. Stroke diagonally down and exit with a connecting stroke

k Lowercase k in Cursive

1. Start with an upward stroke to the top line
2. Loop around and stroke back down to the baseline
3. Curve up and create a small loop at the middle
4. Stroke diagonally down and exit with a connecting stroke

💡 Practice Tip

The cursive k can be tricky because of its angular shape. Break it into two parts: first the tall loop (like an l), then the middle bump and diagonal exit. Use the dotted-line worksheets below to build muscle memory.