I often get asked what fonts I use for kid's projects. When I want little ones to read it, I make sure I use the fonts where they can plainly recognize all the letters. It's pretty confusing when they see
and they look different. To me, it would be like showing them cursive when a little person is just learning letters. Clearly, at some point, they should be shown these, but that can come after there is a good foundation.
Here are some free fonts online that I like.
g a and g a
and they look different. To me, it would be like showing them cursive when a little person is just learning letters. Clearly, at some point, they should be shown these, but that can come after there is a good foundation.
Here are some free fonts online that I like.
This site has a great handwriting practice font and even has the lines! It's the file called penmanship zip. It looks like this:
Aa` I also use a free font from dafont.com called print clearly. It looks like this:
Aa Bb Cc Aa Bb Cc
Back when I taught 2nd and 3rd we used D'Nealian. I actually prefer it, but here we use zaner bloser. I suppose it doesn't matter much in the long run. When in Rome I guess.
Back when I taught 2nd and 3rd we used D'Nealian. I actually prefer it, but here we use zaner bloser. I suppose it doesn't matter much in the long run. When in Rome I guess.
1 comment:
thats true....simple letters are easy to identify
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