Printable cursive I worksheet
Each row gives you one solid letter to copy, three light letters to trace over, and then empty guide space to write unaided β the sequence handwriting programmes use, because tracing alone does not transfer to writing from memory. It prints on a single sheet.
How to use the sheet
- 1. Read the stroke order first β tracing the wrong direction reinforces the wrong motion, which is harder to correct later than never having practised.
- 2. Trace the three light letters slowly, keeping the pen on the paper for the whole letter.
- 3. Write the remaining slots without tracing. This is the part that actually builds the habit.
- 4. Work the word rows last, so the letter is practised inside a join rather than in isolation.
Cursive I practice sheet
Trace the light letters, then write the rest on your own.
Name Date
Lowercase i
Capital I
Words
is
into
mimic
within
Names
Isaac
Iris
Ian
Letterforms follow the Zaner-Bloser and D'Nealian conventions used in most US elementary schools. If you are working to a particular school's programme, follow its worksheets where they differ. texttooling.com/cursive-letters/i