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Cursive E e

Capital E: Start just below the top line on the right. Curve up and back to the left, then down and in to the midline. Make a tiny loop there, then curve back to the left, down around the baseline, and swing up to join. Lowercase e: Start at the baseline and curve up toward the midline. Loop back to the left at the midline, come down around the baseline, and swing up.

  1. Trace the letter
  2. Trace the light letter
  3. Write it on your own
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Stroke order

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Capital E: Start just below the top line on the right. Curve up and back to the left, then down and in to the midline. Make a tiny loop there, then curve back to the left, down around the baseline, and swing up to join.
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Lowercase e: Start at the baseline and curve up toward the midline. Loop back to the left at the midline, come down around the baseline, and swing up.

Tip: Leave a little space inside the loop. A closed loop makes the e look like an i without its dot.

Joining: Lowercase e ends at the baseline with a swing up. After b, o, v, or w, the stroke leaves the midline and dips down a little before it loops up into the e.

Printable cursive E worksheet

One page: capital E and lowercase e to trace with numbered start dots, a faint row, a row to write on your own, and the word “ear”.

⬇ Cursive E worksheet (US Letter)A4Free, 1 page, prints at 100%.

Words to practice

ear, eight, edge, easy

All cursive letters