Meet Ziggy the Zebra. Every stripe on Ziggy’s back is a zigzag — and a zigzag is exactly what the letter Z is. Across, slide

Capital Y takes two strokes — a short slant in from the top left, then a slant in from the top right that carries straight

Capital X takes two strokes. Start at the top line just left of the middle and slide down to the right, all the way to

Capital W is four straight slanted lines — down, up, down, up — made in one continuous movement without lifting the pencil. Start at the

Capital V takes two strokes, both slanting, with no pencil lift needed. Start at the top-left, slant down to a sharp point on the bottom

Capital U is one smooth stroke — start at the top, pull straight down, curve around the bottom, and come straight back up to the

Capital T is two strokes — a straight line down from the top line, then a line across the top. Lowercase t is also two

 Letter S is written in one smooth stroke, for both capital S and small s. Start just below the top line, a little to the right.

Capital R is a tall line down, then a jump back to the top for a round bump that stops at the middle, then a