Cursive W Worksheets
On this page, you will find a complete set of free printable cursive W worksheets designed to help children and beginners learn how to write the letter W smoothly and confidently. Each worksheet includes guided tracing and writing activities that make cursive handwriting practice clear, structured, and enjoyable.
In this collection, you’ll find three focused worksheet types that build skills step by step: Big Cursive “W” Letters, Cursive “W” Upper & Lowercase, and Cursive “W” 3 Letter Words.
Big Cursive W Letters
The Big Cursive “W” Letters worksheet introduces the rounded and flowing motion that forms both uppercase and lowercase W. Practicing large shapes first helps learners understand how each curve connects and maintains balance on the writing line.
To write a cursive capital W, begin at the top line, make two smooth, rounded curves that reach the baseline, then loop back up with a gentle upward tail for connection. For lowercase “w,” start at the midline, form two small rounded humps that connect smoothly, and finish with a light curve to the right.
Encourage students to trace these letters slowly and evenly. Focusing on continuous movement helps improve hand coordination and gives learners confidence as they transition to smaller handwriting.
Cursive W Upper & Lowercase
The Cursive “W” Upper & Lowercase worksheet helps students practice connecting uppercase and lowercase W in one flowing movement. This section builds awareness of spacing, slant, and the consistent rhythm of cursive writing.
Start with a capital W and continue directly into a lowercase w without lifting the pen. The motion should feel natural and steady, allowing the letters to blend seamlessly together.
Students can trace several examples, then practice freely while maintaining a light touch. This helps them develop smoother transitions and more polished handwriting.
Cursive W 3 Letter Words
The Cursive “W” 3 Letter Words worksheet allows learners to apply their skills by writing short, simple words that include or begin with W.
Examples such as “win,” “wet,” and “wax” are perfect for demonstrating how cursive W connects with other letters. Encourage learners to trace first, then write on their own to build confidence and rhythm.
Repeating the exercises several times helps develop better control and flow, leading to more consistent and elegant handwriting.
How To Use These Worksheets
Here are some helpful ways to get the best results from your cursive W worksheets:
Start Big, Then Go Smaller: Begin with the Big Cursive “W” Letters worksheet to understand the structure and motion before practicing smaller writing.
Connect Naturally: Use the Upper & Lowercase worksheet to strengthen smooth transitions between forms.
Apply Through Words: Finish with the 3 Letter Words worksheet to reinforce learning through connected writing.
Consistent daily practice helps learners build rhythm, coordination, and confidence in cursive handwriting.
Begin Practicing Cursive W
All worksheets are free to download and print. They’re great for home learning, classroom activities, or personal handwriting improvement.
Start with the letter W today and help your students master the graceful motion of cursive writing one letter at a time.