This language lesson is designed for 6 to 12-year-old children to write English alphabets b and h in cursive.
Handwriting practice helps in strengthening the finger muscles and developing fine motor skills. It also helps the child to develop and practice hand-eye coordination. This cursive writing lesson helps in improving the child’s reading and writing ability.
Writing a lower case English alphabet in cursive writing is done by forming a Stroke. Therefore, we learn to write cursive letters according to the stroke family.
Lower case letters are also known as close letters. Writing lower case letters starts by leaving a small gap.
How to write letters b and h in cursive?
The best way to begin writing letters b and h in cursive is to trace them and then write them on paper.
In this video lesson, we will learn to write cursive b and cursive h belonging to the loop family. Letters b and h are introduced as Becky and Henry.
Watching the video lesson before writing will give the brain a good help in clarifying the concept of the loop stroke and avoiding mistakes. It helps to master writing cursive b and cursive h faster in the long run.
Watch the video to know more about how to write cursive b and cursive h using loop stroke. Repeat this activity by asking the child to practice the alphabet, as shown in the video.
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Video Created by: Jodi Qualters (Montessori in the Park, Goodyear, Arizona)
Elementary | Language | Cursive b and h (English)
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- cursive writing
- Elementary
- English
- Language
