How to do better handwriting 

Start with proper grip: Hold the pen or pencil comfortably, neither too tight nor too loose.

Use the right writing instrument: Choose a pen or pencil that feels good in your hand and produces the desired line weight and darkness.

Sit up straight: Good posture helps you write with ease and precision.

Pay attention to letter formation: Write letters consistently, using the same sequence of strokes each time.

Vary letter height: Make your lowercase letters slightly taller than your uppercase letters.

Write on lined paper: Lined paper helps guide your letters and keeps them consistent in size and spacing.

Focus on spacing: Leave enough space between letters and words to make your writing legible.

Slow down: Writing slowly and deliberately helps you focus on the shape of each letter and the spacing between letters and words.

Practice regularly: The more you practice writing, the better your handwriting will become.

Experiment: Try writing with different writing instruments and paper types to find what works best for you.