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Cursive O o

Capital O: Start at the top line. Circle back to the left (counter-clockwise), down to the baseline, and up to close at the top. Make a small loop and finish with a short line to the right. Capital O does not join the next letter. Lowercase o: Start at the baseline and curve up to the midline. Circle back to the left (counter-clockwise) all the way around. Make a tiny loop at the top and slide right along the midline.

  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 O: Start at the top line. Circle back to the left (counter-clockwise), down to the baseline, and up to close at the top. Make a small loop and finish with a short line to the right. Capital O does not join the next letter.
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Lowercase o: Start at the baseline and curve up to the midline. Circle back to the left (counter-clockwise) all the way around. Make a tiny loop at the top and slide right along the midline.

Tip: Lowercase o ends at the midline, not the baseline. Keep the little loop at the top small and neat.

Joining: Lowercase o ends with a short, level slide at the midline, so the next letter starts from the midline. To join into o, curve up and over to the top of the oval, then circle back.

Printable cursive O worksheet

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

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

Words to practice

oak, oven, onion, orange

All cursive letters