FREE Font: LB Wheels On the Bus

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I have a new font today. It’s a fun bubble font with a few bouncy letters. I hope that you like it!

FREE for Personal Use

You may download the LB Wheels On the Bus font here.

Commercial Use License

You may download the One Font License here.

Phonics Fonts License

If you bought my Phonics Fonts Pack License, you may use this font for commercial use. If not, you MUST buy the ONE Font License above in order to use it in commercial use products.

Font Sample

Let me know if you like it. Just leave a little feedback in my TPT store 🙂

Enjoy!

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Phonics Fonts for Teachers Update

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I added 16 new fonts to my Phonics Fonts collection. These fonts are real time-savers that help me be much more productive. They are great for Making Words printables and activities.

The new update includes:
1. Box Dash- These are useful for scrambling letters to create words. Students simply cut around the dashed lines and paste the letters in order to build a word.
2. Letter Shape Boxes- If you have a picture of a CVC word on a worksheet, just write the corresponding word under it using this font. Students will label the picture by using the shape letter boxes as clues. Is it a tall letter? Is it a short letter? Does the letter go under the baseline? The boxes are separated to focus on the individual letters in a word.
3. Letter Shape Boxes Touching- Same as above, but the letters are connected to focus on the word as a whole.
4. Letter Dots- This font allows children to see the individual letters that make up a word.

5. The shape fonts are thematic by month. You will not need to insert text boxes over clip art anymore. Just use these holiday fonts to add some fun to your thematic phonics activities.
These are the first fonts that I uploaded. You can read my post about them here.
And here’s a closer look at the individual fonts.

 

 

 

 

 

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Get all these teacher fonts in one single download.

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Phonics Fonts for Teachers

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I love to make phonics activities. The problem is that I spend too much time searching for fonts and graphics in my computer and online. So, I decided to make some graphic fonts last year. I have used them in many of my activities and really love the convenience of adding clip art as I type. I have spent the last few weeks revising them so that I could share some fonts with you.  I hope that you like them 🙂

Phonics Fonts for Teachers

Phonics Clipart Fonts:

Each set includes one picture for each letter sound. The uppercase letters are sprinkled with dots around them for fun. The lowercase letters are just as shown above. So, the bundle includes 3 clipart sets. This means that you will get 3 graphics for each letter sound. I may add more to this bundle when time permits 🙂 Bonus: I also include clipart for numbers. Set 1 includes tally marks for the numbers 1 to 5. Set 2 includes dice for the numbers 1 to 5. Set 3 includes ten frames for the numbers 0 to 10.

Free for Personal Use {Primary Fonts}:

The letter fonts are available in individual files for personal use. You can change the size and font color like you would on any other font.

1. Download the Boxed In teacher font here.

2. Download the Dash teacher font here.

3. Download the Making Words Font here. I love this primary font. I made the letter formation that would be easily recognizable by young learners.

Here’s a sample of the special keys that you can use.

Note: Before you download the font, you will have to adjust the line height and spacing settings. I have already saved the settings for the fonts in my store. But, when you download them directly from this site, it looks like you might have to adjust it on your own.

Commercial Use License:

The Phonics Clipart Fonts and the Primary Fonts are available in my teacher store as  a bundle for commercial use. CU license is included. You can download them here.

Here’s a sample of one of the Phonics Clipart Fonts
The uppercase letters are sprinkled with fun dots. Here’s a small sample.
Sneak Peek:
These are some monthly fonts that I have also been working on. I will post them soon.
UPDATE:
I added 16 new fonts on Feb 16, 2014. Read more about them here.

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