Learning How to Write the English Alphabet Uppercase and Lowercase Letters
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Learning How to Write the English Alphabet Uppercase and Lowercase Letters
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Hi kiddos, in this video we will learn how to write the uppercase and lowercase letters of the English alphabet. Get your pens and paper ready, and let’s begin!
The Letter A
Uppercase A:
- Start at the top, slant down to the left
- Slant down to the right, then across
Lowercase A:
- Pull back, around, up, then draw a line down
A is for apple, airplane, antelope, alligator
The Letter B
Uppercase B:
- Pull down, back on the top, around in
- Back in the middle, around again
Lowercase B:
- Pull down, go back to the middle, draw a curved line to the bottom
B is for ball, bear, bus, butterfly
The Letter C
Uppercase C:
- From the top, pull back and around up
Lowercase C:
- Pull back in and around up
C is for cow, car, cat, corn, caterpillar
The Letter D
Uppercase D:
- Pull down, back on top, and around in
Lowercase D:
- Pull back around, up, back on top, and pull down
D is for dog, donut, duck, dolphin, dinosaur
The Letter E
Uppercase E:
- Start from the top, pull down
- Across at the top, middle, and again below
Lowercase E:
- Across, pull back and around
E is for egg, elephant, eyes, earth, eagle
The Letter F
Uppercase F:
- Pull down, across on the top, across in the middle
Lowercase F:
- Do a curved line from the top, pull back down, and put a straight line across
F is for frog, flowers, fish, fire, fox
The Letter G
Uppercase G:
- Pull back around, pull up, and across in
Lowercase G:
- Pull back around up, and pull down left
G is for giraffe, gorilla, goldfish, goat
The Letter H
Uppercase H:
- Pull down, pull down again, and across in the middle
Lowercase H:
- From the top, pull down, around up, and down
H is for horse, heart, helicopter, house, hand
The Letter I
Uppercase I:
- Pull down
Lowercase I:
- Pull down and a dot
I is for igloo, iguana, ice cream, eyes, insects
The Letter J
Uppercase J:
- Pull down around up
Lowercase J:
- Pull down, curve around up and a dot
J is for jellyfish, juice, jaguar, jam, jet fighter
The Letter K
Uppercase K:
- From the top, pull down, slant up, draw another diagonal line out
Lowercase K:
- Pull down, slant up, draw another diagonal line out
K is for koala, key, kangaroo, kite, kiwi
The Letter L
Uppercase L:
- Pull down, across at the bottom
Lowercase L:
- From the top, pull down again
L is for lion, lamp, leaf, log, lemon
The Letter M
Uppercase M:
- Start from the top, pull down, slant down, slant up, pull down again
Lowercase M:
- Pull down, around up, over down, go back in the middle, around up, over down
M is for monkey, milk, mouse, moon, mushroom
The Letter N
Uppercase N:
- From the top, pull down, slant down, pull up
Lowercase N:
- Pull down, back to the middle, up around, pull down
N is for nest, noodles, necklace, nightingale, narwhal
The Letter O
Uppercase O:
- Start from the middle, pull back, curve around up, and close
Lowercase O:
- Start from the middle, pull back, around up, and close
O is for octopus, orange, owl, ostrich, onions
The Letter P
Uppercase P:
- Pull down, back on the top, around, and in
Lowercase P:
- Pull down, go back to the middle, around, in
P is for pizza, parrot, pumpkin, pig, piano
The Letter Q
Uppercase Q:
- Pull back around, curve, pull up, around, close, slant cross
Lowercase Q:
- Pull back, around up, and pull down
Q is for queen, quail, quill, quinoa, quetzal
The Letter R
Uppercase R:
- From the top, pull down, back on top, around in, slant out
Lowercase R:
- Pull down, back on top, around over
R is for robot, rabbit, rainbow, rooster
The Letter S
Uppercase S:
- Pull back around, down, around up
Lowercase S:
- Pull back around in, back around up
S is for star, snake, sun, spider, strawberry
The Letter T
Uppercase T:
- Across at the top, pull down
Lowercase T:
- Pull down, across
T is for turtle, tractor, tomato, tiger, train
The Letter U
Uppercase U:
- Pull down, around, pull up
Lowercase U:
- Pull down, around up, pull down
U is for umbrella, unicorn, ukulele, utensils, unicycle
The Letter V
Uppercase V:
- From the top, slant down, slant up
Lowercase V:
- Slant down in, slant up out
V is for vulture, violin, vase, vacuum, van
The Letter W
Uppercase W:
- Slant down, slant up, slant down again, slant up
Lowercase W:
- Slant down in, slant up, slant down, slant up out
W is for whale, wheel, walrus, worm, watermelon
The Letter X
Uppercase X:
- Start at the top, diagonal line down, go back to the top, another diagonal line the other way
Lowercase X:
- Slant down, another slant down the other way
X is for xylophone, x-ray fish
The Letter Y
Uppercase Y:
- Slant down, slant down in, pull down
Lowercase Y:
- Slant down in, slant down and extend
Y is for yogurt, yo-yo, yak, yacht, yarn
The Letter Z
Uppercase Z:
- Across at the top, slant down in, across at the bottom
Lowercase Z:
- Start on top, across, slant down in, across again
Z is for zebra, zucchini, zipper, zeppelin, zoo
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- English Alphabet
- Uppercase Letters
- Lowercase Letters
- Penmanship
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FAQ
Q1: What tools do I need to follow along with the video? A1: You will need a pen and some paper to practice writing the letters.
Q2: How do I write the uppercase letter A? A2: Start at the top, slant down to the left, slant down to the right, then draw a line across.
Q3: What words start with the letter C? A3: Cow, car, cat, corn, and caterpillar.
Q4: How are uppercase and lowercase letters different? A4: Uppercase letters are generally bigger and often have different shapes compared to their lowercase counterparts.
Q5: Can this video help with learning the alphabet sounds as well? A5: While this video focuses on writing, each letter is associated with words that can help reinforce the sounds of the letters.
Q6: Is this program only for young kids? A6: Yes, this video is designed primarily for young learners who are just beginning to learn how to write the alphabet.