
Letters Made of Curves
C, G, O, Q and S — the capitals built from curved strokes, all of them starting at the top and travelling the same way round.
- Suitable for
- Ages 3–5
- Pages
- 1 page
- Level
- Medium
- Printing
- Black & white
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What your child practices
- Writes the capitals C, G, O, Q and S
- Forms counter-clockwise curves from a consistent start point
- Recognizes the shared shape behind C, G, O and Q
- Controls a direction change within a single stroke
About this worksheet
The curved capitals on one page: C, G, O, Q and S. Four of the five are the same movement — start at the top, travel counter-clockwise — and noticing that is most of the lesson.
C is the parent shape. G is a C with a shelf, O is a C closed up, and Q is an O with a tail. Saying that out loud while your child works turns five separate letters into one movement with four variations, which is far less to remember.
S is the exception and the hard one: a double curve that changes direction halfway, and among the most-reversed capitals in the alphabet. Treat a recognizable S as a win and come back to it another day.
How to use this sheet
Watch the direction, not the shape. A round-looking O drawn clockwise will fight your child later, when the same movement has to produce a, c, d and g.