Cursive O Worksheets
On this page, you will find a complete set of free printable cursive O worksheets designed to help children and beginners learn how to write the letter O smoothly and accurately. Each worksheet includes clear tracing guides and simple exercises to make cursive handwriting practice both fun and effective.
In this collection, you’ll find three focused worksheet types that build skills step by step: Big Cursive “O” Letters, Cursive “O” Upper & Lowercase, and Cursive “O” 3 Letter Words.
Big Cursive O Letters
The Big Cursive “O” Letters worksheet introduces learners to the rounded and continuous motion that defines the letter O. Beginning with large forms helps students understand the smooth loops that make cursive writing flow naturally.
To write a cursive capital O, start just below the top line, loop upward and around to the left, and continue the motion to close the oval shape with a small upward tail for connection. For lowercase “o,” begin at the midline, make a small, neat oval, and finish with a short line that moves gently to the right.
Encourage students to trace each letter slowly, focusing on smooth movement and even curves. Practicing larger letters helps develop better control and consistency before switching to smaller handwriting.
Cursive O Upper & Lowercase
The Cursive “O” Upper & Lowercase worksheet helps students connect uppercase and lowercase O in one continuous motion. This section focuses on rhythm, spacing, and maintaining balanced proportions between letter sizes.
Start with a capital O and flow directly into a lowercase o without lifting the pen. The goal is to keep each curve light and even while maintaining a natural connection between the two letters.
Learners should trace first and then write freely, paying attention to how the letters align and flow together. Practicing this helps improve coordination and overall handwriting fluency.
Cursive O 3 Letter Words
The Cursive “O” 3 Letter Words worksheet allows learners to apply their practice by writing short, simple words that include or begin with the letter O.
Examples such as “owl,” “oil,” and “oak” help students see how cursive O connects easily with other letters. Start with tracing exercises and then move to independent writing. Saying each word aloud while writing can help with recognition and memory.
Repeated practice strengthens rhythm and control, helping learners achieve smooth, connected writing with confidence.
How To Use These Worksheets
Here are a few helpful ways to get the most out of your cursive O worksheets:
Start Large, Then Go Smaller: Begin with the Big Cursive “O” Letters worksheet to master form and motion before practicing smaller letters.
Focus on Connection: Use the Upper & Lowercase worksheet to practice smooth transitions and even spacing.
Write Real Words: Complete the 3 Letter Words worksheet to apply learning through connected word practice.
Consistent daily repetition helps students build control, speed, and confidence in their cursive writing.
Begin Practicing Cursive O
All worksheets are free to download and print. You can use them at home, in the classroom, or during handwriting lessons.
Start with the letter O today and help your learners build steady progress toward fluent, elegant cursive handwriting.