ISO Font to Teach a Child to Write His Alphabet

Nonna2Dreja

Nonna2Dreja

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I'm searching for a font that I can use to start teaching my Grandson to write his alphabet....I know alot of schools use a dotted type font....Does anyone know if there are any FREE fonts out there like this? Thanks!:)
 
this is a fantastic website to use Handwriting Worksheets

You have 3 styles to choose from(our district uses D'Nealian). Type in the alphabet letters/words and the site will create a practice sheet for you. Just print and practice... Hope this helps
 
Thanks so much Kelly and Traci....I was actually hoping to find a ttf that I can use in PSP to design my own Worksheets....Will try to see if I can make these work though....:thumbup:
 
Heather Roselli said:
I hope to come out with template set for this in just a week or so!
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Oh YIPPEE!!!!! I have seen some dashed, traceable alphabets that have Arrows that show the direction the child should trace when first learning and that would be so very helpful!

I don't want to "name drop" but I have seen a little badge album done up for teaching children to write and you can wipe it off and it is perfect for the car, etc., but I want something abit larger since it would be for a 3 year old....You rock Heather!!!! Can't wait to see it!:thumbup:
 
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We use those online worksheets all the time, and they rock. They work so well to be able to connect handwriting practice with something else we're already doing in school, then just print them off and let them go at it! I did a few for practice things, laminated them, and use them for daily practice, especially if we're working on hard letters. Sometimes, the lamination makes pen movement a little easier on smaller hands or kids who have problems writing.
 
Thanks so much for the link Jenn, I'll be sure to check it out....

Darcy, I really do feel that laminating over the practice sheet will work best for my Grandson....I think he will like the whole idea of being able to see his work and then to wipe it off afterwards....LOL Actually, I have two nephews that I would love to do this for also....

I appreciate all of the links/tips everyone has offered....:thumbup:
 
I thought of something...at walmart for like a dollar or two they have practice placemats with the alphabet and numbers on them already made up. That might be something you could check into. That is what my kids worked on when they were little. I think they have them in the kitchen area
Nonna2Dreja said:
Thanks so much for the link Jenn, I'll be sure to check it out....

Darcy, I really do feel that laminating over the practice sheet will work best for my Grandson....I think he will like the whole idea of being able to see his work and then to wipe it off afterwards....LOL Actually, I have two nephews that I would love to do this for also....

I appreciate all of the links/tips everyone has offered....:thumbup:
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