Learning Worksheets Tracing Cursive a–z Cursive h

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Cursive Letter h Tracing Worksheet

Cursive h is a tall loop with a hump, like a cursive l that carries on into n. It is a flowing letter that children usually enjoy.

Cursive letter h tracing worksheet: trace a big cursive h, a joined row, the words hat, hen, horse, then write h on your own

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What’s on the cursive h worksheet

Cursive H and h to copy, dotted h rows to trace and join, the words hat, hen and horse, and a line for your child’s own h.

How to write cursive h

Start with an undercurve that swings up to the top line. Loop back and pull down to the baseline, then go up into a hump and finish with an undercurve to the right.

What to watch for

The hump of h is often left off, so it looks like a cursive l. Make sure the pencil climbs into the hump.

Joining h to other letters

From the hump, h comes down and curves away to the right. That curve becomes the lead-in for the next letter in words like hen. Practise ha, he and hi, then write hat and hen. Say “loop, then hump”.

Words to trace in cursive

👒 hat · 🐔 hen · 🐴 horse

Activity: Hill climb h

Draw a tall hill and a small one next to it. Your child traces the tall loop up the tall hill, then the hump over the small hill.

Same stroke group

Loop letters: b · f · k · l

Print shape first: lowercase h tracing

Cursive h questions

How is cursive h different from k?

Both start with a tall loop. k has a small loop in the middle instead of a hump.

Which words are good for practising cursive h?

The, she, he and hat are common words with h. Writing the a few times is a useful way to practise the th join.

More in the cursive FAQ.

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Also try: lowercase a–z · uppercase A–Z