How to Write Cursive Capital C
Stroke Instructions
Start near the top line. Make a small loop at the top, then sweep down and around in a large curve from the top line to the baseline. The curve opens to the right. End with a small exit stroke near the baseline.
Tips for Success
- The small loop at the top gives it the cursive look
- The main curve should be large and smooth
- Keep the opening facing right
- Capital C in cursive is similar to print but with the decorative top loop
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Making the top loop too large
- The curve being too tight or too wide
- Closing the curve too much
Practice Worksheets
Download and print this free worksheet to practice writing cursive Capital C.
Capital C Worksheet
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