Do you like art and writing? Drawing cursive cat letters is a fun activity for kids! Japanese Calligrapher Takumi shows us how to turn cat shapes into cursive letters. It starts with the tail shapes, then we add two little triangles for the ears and two dots for the eyes. Cursive writing is based on the Latin alphabet and was created by ancient Roman writers to write faster. By doing this activity, kids can improve their art skills, learn cursive writing, and use their imagination. To get started, draw the tail shape, add two little triangles for the ears, and two dots for the eyes. Then, connect the curves and lines to form cursive letters. This activity is suitable for kids aged 5-14 and can help improve their hand-eye coordination and motor skills.