December in Cursive
December in cursive for planners, calendars, and holiday cards. The capital D stands apart, and the e after the b joins high because the b ends at the midline.
School cursivePlaywrite US Trad
Elegant scriptGreat Vibes
Formal scriptAllura
Casual scriptSatisfy
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December in cursive copy and paste
Unicode text that pastes into bios and messages. It looks different from the handwriting above.
Other ways to write December in cursive
- Dec.
Joins and pen lifts
For the school font shown first. Other handwriting systems may join some capitals differently.
- Lift the pen after capital D. In this style it does not join the next letter, so start the next letter close beside it.
- In be, the first letter ends at the midline, so the next letter joins high instead of from the baseline.
Free December cursive worksheet
Trace December on each line, then write it yourself on the empty line below.
Make a worksheet with your own words →Where to use December in cursive
December heads holiday planner spreads, advent calendars, and year-end journal pages, and it fills the date line of most Christmas letters.
Questions about December in cursive
- How do you write December in cursive?
- December has 8 letters, written in 2 strokes: D / ecember.
- Why does the second e in December look different from the first?
- The first e joins up from the baseline after the c. The second e follows the b, which ends at the midline, so it starts from there with a short, level join.
- Where does the pen lift in December?
- Only once, right after the capital D. The rest of the word, from the first e to the r, is joined in one stroke, with nothing to dot or cross afterward.