Cursive B Worksheets
On this page, you will find a complete set of free printable cursive B worksheets created to help children and beginners learn how to write the letter B with confidence and control. Each worksheet gently guides learners through the shapes and movements of cursive “B” using simple and engaging tracing activities that make handwriting practice enjoyable.
In this collection, you’ll find three focused worksheet types that build skills step by step: Big Cursive “B” Letters, Cursive “B” Upper & Lowercase, and Cursive “B” 3 Letter Words.
Big Cursive B Letters
When beginning to learn cursive writing, it’s helpful to start with large, easy to see shapes. The Big Cursive “B” Letters worksheet introduces both the uppercase and lowercase forms of the letter B.
To form a cursive capital B, start at the top line and make a long downward stroke to the bottom. Then bring the pen back up slightly and create two smooth rounded loops that lean gently forward, one at the top and one at the middle. The continuous motion helps students understand the natural curve of the letter while developing control and rhythm.
For lowercase “b,” begin with a tall loop that reaches the top line, then curve back down to the bottom and add a small loop facing right. Encourage learners to move their hand in a steady, fluid motion, focusing on how the pen glides across the page instead of lifting it frequently.
Practicing these big shapes allows children to see how cursive letters are formed and prepares them for smoother transitions in smaller writing.
Cursive B Upper & Lowercase
After students become comfortable with each form, they can move on to the Cursive “B” Upper & Lowercase worksheet. This section helps them connect uppercase and lowercase B naturally in a single, flowing motion.
Begin with a capital B and continue directly into a lowercase b without stopping. This teaches the importance of spacing, height consistency, and letter connection. The goal is not perfection but a steady rhythm between strokes.
Encourage students to trace slowly at first, then write independently once they feel the motion. This exercise strengthens their understanding of how letters link together in real handwriting.
Cursive B 3 Letter Words
The Cursive “B” 3 Letter Words worksheet lets students apply what they’ve learned by practicing short, simple words that include or start with the letter B.
Words like “bat,” “bag,” and “bee” are great for showing how cursive B connects to different letters that follow. Tracing and writing these short words several times helps children improve their control, spacing, and writing rhythm.
Ask learners to read the words aloud after writing them to reinforce letter recognition and recall. Over time, they’ll begin to write more smoothly and confidently with less effort.
How To Use These Worksheets
Here are some practical ways to get the most out of your cursive B worksheets:
Start Large, Then Go Smaller: Begin with the Big Cursive “B” Letters worksheet to learn form and shape before moving to regular-size writing.
Focus on Smooth Movement: Use the Upper & Lowercase worksheet to practice even transitions and maintain consistent slant and spacing.
Build Words Naturally: Complete the 3 Letter Words worksheet to combine letters into short, connected words. Repetition will help make the motion automatic.
Repetition is the foundation of mastery. The more often students trace and write, the more fluent and confident they become in their cursive handwriting.
Begin Practicing Cursive B
All worksheets are free to download and print. You can use them at home, in the classroom, or as part of a daily handwriting routine.
Start with the letter B today and watch your learners gain skill, patience, and pride as their cursive writing begins to take shape one letter at a time.