Uppercase calligraphy alphabet
Capital calligraphy letters use the same rule as lowercase: thick downstrokes, thin upstrokes. Write them larger, from the baseline to the top line, and keep every capital at the same slant.
- Trace the letter
- Trace the light letter
- Write it on your own
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Printable practice sheets
Capitals take more space
Give each capital room. Most capitals do not join the next letter, so leave a small gap after them, except where the letter ends at the baseline and flows into the next one (such as A, C, E, H, K, M, N, R and U).
Practise in pairs
Write each capital followed by its lowercase letter (Aa, Bb, Cc). It trains the size difference and the slant at the same time.