Cursive Letter T Worksheets

These cursive letter T worksheets will help kids practice capital T, lowercase t and short words beginning with T. This page includes free printable worksheets that can be used for tracing, cursive writing practice, and basic letter formation at home or in a classroom setting.

The letter T is a great choice for cursive writing practice as it has a tall stroke and a crossing bar.

Lowercase t should rise up nicely but should not be as tall as some other letters such as l and h.

The crossbar should also be light but still visible so the letter T doesn’t appear cramped within a word.

To access any of the worksheets simply click on the image or the PDF icon below it. All worksheets are available as a free printable PDF in US Letter size and should print correctly on A4 size paper as well by default.

Big Cursive T Letters

This worksheet gives kids more space to form the cursive T.

Capital T needs to be big and clear while the lowercase t needs to have a consistent rise and a crossbar that is placed evenly.

The larger space is especially helpful for the letter T as kids may find it harder to manage two strokes for this letter.

They can practice the main vertical stroke and then the crossbar separately without making the second stroke too heavy or too low.

This worksheet is great for developing a steady hand and keeping control of the writing instrument from top to bottom of the letter.

Cursive T Upper & Lowercase

This worksheet helps kids practice the difference in size and position of the uppercase and lowercase letters.

It makes the lowercase t easier to write as it does not need as much space as the uppercase T. The lowercase t still needs to be narrower than many other letters.

The lowercase t should not lean forward too much as this will make the word look slanted as well.

If the main vertical stroke of the lowercase t tilts too far, it will make the word look uneven.

The crossbar should be placed above the middle of the lowercase t and it should not be too long so it does not affect the spacing of the nearby letters.

This worksheet is ideal for practicing the rise of the main stroke, the relative positioning of the lowercase t to other letters, and the crossbar which completes the letter T.

Cursive T 3 Letter Words

This worksheet helps kids practice writing the letter T within the context of a word.

The goal of this worksheet is to show children how to form the letter T in short words such as tap, top, and tin.

All three of these words begin with T but then continue with different letters which have varied positioning.

For example, in the word tap the t connects to the round a and then ends with the p which drops below the writing line.

In the word top, the t connects to o and ends with p which again drops below the writing line.

In tin, the t connects to i which is narrower than many other letters and ends with n.

These three letter words give good practice for children as they have to make a vertical stroke for the letter T and then remember to add the crossbar.

The words help kids to practice the letter T without forgetting the crossbar, as it is a very noticeable part of this letter.

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