Teaching Print Font

About Teaching Print Font
Teaching Print Font is a Dotted font and was created on . Since then, it has been downloaded 162,820 times and added to 4,316 collections. 144 people have liked Teaching Print Font and given it a thumbs up.
Teaching Print Font was recently updated on Jan 3, 2023
2 font family styles
Dotted Lined Style

Dotted Style

More info from lewiscreative
This tracing font is for teachers everywhere looking to create their own custom letters handwriting sheets while keeping their little learners attention.
By including your child's name to trace, they are more likely to be engaged in learning how to write, read and recognize letters. This will quickly spark an interest in writing by allowing your little students to see their own name (or things they are interested in) on the page. It’s the perfect font for preschool, kindergarten, primary school, homeschool or parents.
The free dotted font comes with 2 styles to teach kids to trace and write:
- Dotted & Lined Font
- Dotted Font Without Lines
If you're looking for dashed lines, regular, or even Instructional Direction styles, visit our website for the full font family below.
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For the full font family and commercial licence, visit:
https://lewiscreative.ca/teaching-print
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@AzaliaFlores you can just click the "Free Download" button, then right-click / install the font.
From there, you can use it in any program by selecting Teaching Print from your fonts.
If you're looking to use it commercially, you can purchase the full font family at https://lewiscreative.ca/teaching-print
Thanks for asking 😃

Hello! Love the font. I am using the font in a text box in powerpoint. When I enter to a new line, I cannot get the font to return. If I continue from the last spot it will continue vs going down to the new line. I have used the space bar, but it stays blank. Any advice?

@Lromine27 if you use the “^” key instead of spaces, it might fix the issue as this will continue the lines in PowerPoint (when using the “dotted lined” style).
I know PowerPoint has had some issues with spaces in the past.
Great website:)