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Thanks for visiting! Hope these come in handy however you decide to use them with your class.
Also, I had several emails how I created these. First, I inserted the frame I chose (a png file). Then, I inserted a text box and typed the word I wanted. In addition, I selected the text and formatted it to make it in the “outline” style you see (right click, format).
Thank you! These look great. Can you tell me which font you used? There are a few words on our sight word list that are not included on these cards and I'd like to make them. Thank you again for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAmy, here is the link to download the frames in an editable format so you can add the words you that you need!If you have any questions please email me at terenariggins@gmail.com. Thanks a bunch!
ReplyDeletehttps://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxUN8jkeh450QzlaTm9vTWU1MTQ/edit
Thank you!! :) Now they will be a perfect match! You rock.
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs. Riggins! I love this font as well! When i went to the editable google link, the documents are portrait instead of landscape, and the lowercase a is not a "c-based a" if that makes sense. I always struggle when looking for fonts that mirror the formations i've taught in class. would you be willing to message me back about some fonts you like/use in class?
ReplyDeleteHi Alison,
DeleteSo sorry about the download. I can't seem to fix it on my editable documents for some reason when I upload to Google docs. If you would like to email me, I can attach the document and send it to you. Please write in the subject of your email what you would like. My email is terenariggins@gmail.com. You can find great fonts at Kevin and Amanda dot com. Other fonts I use are from Lettering Delights.