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Connie Anderson
31 PointsWhere can I find the code to use or buy D'nealian fonts for teaching letters to kids?
I am so close to finishing the design of a website for early learners and urgently need a set of fonts known as D'nealian fonts. They have lines, arrows, dots, and starting points to help kids learn the correct formation of D'nealian style letters. Can anyone help?
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Connie Anderson
31 PointsThanks so much for the quick reply James! Yes. I did google first, but was hoping there would be more resource recommendations offered here at Treehouse. Thanks again!
James Page
9,621 PointsJami Schwarzwalder seems to have a better handle on it than I do, but one of the sites listed - fonts4teachers - was one of the ones I came across.
Jami Schwarzwalder
17,961 PointsI"ve always been a fan of daFonts.
They have a school category that might be useful: http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=602
Fonts for Teachers has D'nealian for sale: http://www.fonts4teachers.com/
Open Dyslexic is a good font for beginning readers. http://opendyslexic.org/
Connie Anderson
31 PointsThanks! All three links are extremely useful!!
James Page
9,621 PointsJames Page
9,621 PointsHave you tried googling for them?
Unless I've missed something, just searching for "D'nealian font" brought up a range of sites providing them - free and paid-for.