Capital O and small o are both one stroke. Start at the top, curve back to the left, go round the bottom, come up the right side, and close the circle
Big N takes two strokes. First, pull a tall line down on the left. Then hop back to the same top corner, slide down to
Big M takes 2 strokes in Handwriting Without Tears: a tall line down, then hop back to the top, slide down to the bottom line
Big L is a long line down from the top line to the bottom line, then a short line out to the right along the
Big K is a tall line down, then a lift. Start at the top right corner, slide in to touch the middle of the tall
The Big I Rhyme (original) Stand up tall, from top to toe, Hat on top, across we go, Shoes on the bottom, flat and neat,
J is the letter that looks back. Its hook curls to the left, while almost every other letter reaches to the right. That one detail is
Capital H takes three strokes: a tall line down on the left, a tall line down on the right, then a short line across the middle.
Capital G is one smooth stroke: start near the top on the right, curve back and around like a big C, come up to the middle, and
Meet Fenny the Frog! Fenny stands tall, hops back to the top, and stretches out two arms. That’s exactly how we write a capital F.
