Cursive G Worksheets
On this page, you will find a complete set of free printable cursive G worksheets designed to help children and beginners master the gentle curves and loops of the cursive letter G. Each worksheet offers simple, step-by-step guidance that makes learning cursive writing easy, engaging, and effective.
In this collection, you’ll find three focused worksheet types that build skills step by step: Big Cursive “G” Letters, Cursive “G” Upper & Lowercase, and Cursive “G” 3 Letter Words.
Big Cursive G Letters
The Big Cursive “G” Letters worksheet introduces learners to the smooth, rounded motion that defines the cursive G. Starting with large forms helps students understand the structure of the letter before refining it in smaller writing.
To write a cursive capital G, begin just below the top line, make a large loop upward and leftward, then curve around to form a rounded shape that closes at the bottom with a gentle tail extending to the right. For lowercase “g,” start with a small rounded curve similar to a printed “a,” then extend the stroke downward in a loop that dips below the baseline before curving back up.
Encourage learners to trace slowly and focus on the continuous motion of the pen. Practicing these large versions helps develop strong hand control and builds confidence before moving on to smaller handwriting exercises.
Cursive G Upper & Lowercase
The Cursive “G” Upper & Lowercase worksheet focuses on connecting uppercase and lowercase G in a single flowing movement. This helps students build awareness of spacing, rhythm, and proportional consistency between letter sizes.
Begin with a capital G and move directly into a lowercase g without lifting the pen. The goal is to keep the motion steady and fluid while maintaining even slant and height.
Have learners trace multiple times and then write on their own once they feel comfortable. This exercise helps them understand how cursive letters transition naturally from one form to another on the writing line.
Cursive G 3 Letter Words
The Cursive “G” 3 Letter Words worksheet allows students to apply what they’ve practiced by writing short words that include or begin with G.
Examples such as “gap,” “gum,” and “gas” are great for showing how the letter G connects with other letters in continuous writing. Encourage learners to start by tracing each word and then try writing them independently.
As they repeat the exercises, they’ll improve their control and begin to write with greater speed and smoothness. Reading the words aloud while writing can also help with letter recognition and memory retention.
How To Use These Worksheets
Here are a few practical ways to make the most of your cursive G worksheets:
Start Big, Then Go Smaller: Begin with the Big Cursive “G” Letters worksheet to practice the overall motion before focusing on smaller handwriting.
Focus on Flow: Use the Upper & Lowercase worksheet to practice keeping strokes connected and evenly spaced.
Apply Through Words: Complete the 3 Letter Words worksheet to build fluency and connect G naturally with other letters.
Consistent practice will help students gain confidence and fluidity in their writing. Repetition allows the motion to become automatic and natural over time.
Begin Practicing Cursive G
All worksheets are free to download and print. You can use them both at home and in the classroom for extra handwriting support.
Start with the letter G today and watch as your learners develop smoother, more elegant cursive writing with every page they complete.