Learning to write – Numbers and letters for kids

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Hi! I’m the Number Monster, and I will teach you how to write the numbers. Let’s start!

1. **Number One**: Great!
2. **Number Two**: Make a curve and a straight line to the right. Perfect!
3. **Number Three**: Start with a small curve and another similar curve. Can you figure out this number? Yes, it’s number three!
4. **Number Four**: Draw a line here, then another one here, and finish with a line down. Yes, that’s number four!
5. **Number Five**: Start with a straight line to the left, then down, and add a curve. Very good!
6. **Number Six**: Start here, go downward, and finish with a little circle. What number is this? Very good!
7. **Number Seven**: Draw straight lines, one down and a small one here. Do you know what this one is? Number seven!
8. **Number Eight**: Make a small curve, then another one, and go up. This number is number eight!
9. **Number Nine**: Start with a one like before, then add a zero to the right. What number is this? Great job!

Now you can write the numbers! See you later!

Let’s start with capital letters. It’s easier! Draw a little stick this way, another that way, and join them together. Good job!

Now for lowercase letters: Make a circle and add a little tail. Great!

Try writing it at home with a pen and paper; it’s super easy!

Let’s check out how to write “me.” Start up here and curve carefully to the left. Looks like a wave!

Now let’s try smaller caps. It’s the same but smaller.

For capital letters, start up here, then straight down.

Now let’s try the lowercase. Start here, curve into a circle, go up and down, and turn a little to the right. Done!

You can also write with me whenever you like!

Let’s start with capital letters: four little lines. One longer vertical line, another horizontal line, one in the center, and the last one down here.

Now for lowercase: Draw a short line, then start your circle.

Let’s start with a capital letter. We start up here and make a line down, then two lines across.

Now let’s try the smaller caps. Start here to make a loop upwards, then curve a little and head down right at the bottom.

Now let’s try to write “me.” Start with a capital letter: draw a line down, then another line across.

Now for the smaller cap: start here, go down, then back up on the same line, and turn to the right.

Let’s start with a capital letter: draw a straight line down, then a line up and another one down.

Now let’s try the lowercase: start here, go down, then up and turn to the right.

Let’s start writing the capital letter: curve our pencil to the left and to the right.

Now for the lowercase: start here, go up, then curve down and finish with a little tail.

Let’s try to write “me”: start with a capital letter, draw a line down, then another line across.

Now for the smaller cap: start here, go down, then up and finish with a tail.

Let’s start with a capital letter: draw a line down, then curve it at the bottom and draw a line up.

Now for the lowercase: start here, make a circle, then draw a line downwards and up again.

Let’s start with a capital letter: draw a straight line down, then turn right.

Now for the lowercase: start here, go down, then curve a little.

Let’s start with a capital letter: curve to the left, then to the right.

Now for the lowercase: start here, go up, then curve down and finish with a little tail.

Let’s start with a capital letter: draw a line down, then another line across.

Now for the smaller cap: start here, go down, then up and finish with a tail.

That’s the whole alphabet! If you liked it, subscribe to the channel to keep up with our new videos!

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