My Favourite Fonts For The Classroom
Using fancy creative fonts in the classroom or notes home is a must as a teacher. Letters in the shape of bunnies for Easter or an ‘Under the Ocean’ theme in the classroom. There is something for all occasions and events.
Visit the website dafont.com for free downloads. Once you have selected and downloaded your favourite fonts to use, and resisted many more, add them to your computer font files and you are good to go. Here is a list of my favourite fonts that look great on posters, pin boards, window decorations, note homes or your class website.
Take a look online but give yourself a time limit. You can easily waste an hour or more searching through all the fabulous fonts. Don't get distracted. We, teachers, are already time-poor as it is. Use your time wisely.
Do you have a collection of your favourite fonts you like to use? We would love you to join the conversation and leave a comment below.
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