Cursive Letter S Practice
Learn cursive S with the same fading support as the print pages: trace the solid letter, follow the dashes, connect the dots, then write it alone. Lowercase s a small pointed letter that closes on itself before joining.
Joined letters, usually from third grade.
First and second grade.
Ready-made PDFs
One-click downloads.
FAQ
Which cursive style is this?
A joined script with simple entry and exit strokes, close to the plain cursive taught in most US and UK classrooms. Letters carry the exit tail so kids learn where the join to the next letter begins.
Should cursive letters be taught in alphabetical order?
Most programs group letters by stroke family instead: c, a, d, g, o and q share an oval; i, u, w and t share an undercurve; b, o, v and w join from the top. Pick the page for the letter your program is on; the whole A to Z set is linked below.
Is the print version of this letter available too?
Yes. Switch Style to Print in the panel, or open the print letter S page. Same row progression, unjoined manuscript letters.
What age learns cursive S?
Cursive usually starts in second or third grade, once print letters are automatic. Use Medium lines for that stage; Large lines suit a younger child who is curious early, and Small lines suit older students tidying up their script.
Can my child practice on a tablet instead of paper?
Yes. The Practice online mode puts a pen tool over the exact same page, so kids can trace with a finger or stylus, clear, and try again without burning through paper.
How do I print this cursive worksheet?
Click Download PDF and print at 100% scale. The page is already sized for US Letter with printer-safe margins, so no fit-to-page fiddling is needed.