How to write the letter I in cursive
Capitals and small letters, Rs 149Interiors are still being drawn, so this is a reservation through the contact page. No payment until the file is ready to send.
Capital I begins with a small loop just below line 1, curves down to line 3, and finishes with a curve to the right. Small i is short: an upward slant from line 3, back down to line 3, an exit hook, then lift the pencil and place one dot just above line 2.
What to watch on four-line copy
- One dot, small, and directly above the stem. A circle or a heart is not a dot.
- Small i never rises above line 2, so it looks short beside l and t.
- Add the dot after the word is finished, or the child loses the rhythm of joining.
The mistake to correct first
The dot drifting right and sitting over the next letter. Ask the child to point at the stem with the pencil before touching the paper.
Practice strip
Trace the shape three times slowly, then write the pair on your own four-line copy. Two minutes a day beats one long session on Sunday.
Every capital and small letter on four-line pages, in the order schools teach them. The interiors are still being drawn, so reserve a copy through the contact page.
All 26 letters
Page updated 2026-09-04.