Copy Capital Letters K to O

Capital letter practice for K to O on proper four-line handwriting guides — the red and blue ruling used in early-years copybooks, where capitals stand on the third line and reach the top one.

L is the easy win here; K and its meeting slants the challenge. M and N reward a steady rhythm — down, up, down — and O closes the set with the alphabet's one perfect circle, drawn counterclockwise in a single sweep.

Each row gives one letter: a solid model first, then dotted repeats to trace. Once the traced letters feel easy, the space after the last one is the invitation to write it freehand.