Check
Writer III+
Print your checks and the
accompanying letter on the same page
(voucher).
Print one or three checks per page, standard size or
Wallet (personal), for Windows or Mac.
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Fact
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Good DNealian font sets or Zaner-Bloser font
packages and
material for education are here. For a
teacher, it is important to elaborate coherent
strategies, using tools
flexible enough to adapt to the curriculum. School
fonts have to
conform to teachers and home schoolers needs. All
these fonts do not
require any
additional software, and work with standard
computers and software.
The
typefaces
presented here follow a logic of gradual discovery
for
reading and writing, starting with simple
pictograms and games (dingbat
fonts), then going on to block letters, and
cursive handwriting. The
block letter and cursive handwriting DNealian font
sets are ideal to
create your own worksheets. The addition of our
exclusive Block2Cursive
style makes transition between Block Letters and
Cursive Handwriting
amazingly easy and logical.
The
very
distinguished Outline style for Zaner-Bloser work
sheets is close
to impossible to create by hand. Yet, it is here,
quite useful for big
examples as well as books.
With
these
DNealian fonts, Zaner-Bloser fonts (Manuscript and
Cursive
Writing style) and dingbat fonts, available for
Windows Vista, Windows XP, Macintosh OS X, Linux
and other Windows or
OS2 systems, teachers and homeschoolers will be
able
to easily prepare their own exercises and lessons,
with the vocabulary
and presentation they choose.
We
welcome suggestions
for more education
packages and educative font material.
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Education
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Click
on the font
sample to see the typeface family page
You may also want to visit our dedicated site :
http://www.SchoolFonts.com
DNMethod
exclusive 32 fonts collection for D'Nealian™ Block Letters
to
D'Nealian™ Cursive Handwriting with exclusive transition
style
Block2Cursive
See
through this small samples the extensive variety of styles
available to
create your own D'Nealian™ work sheets. Click on the picture
to see
the complete 32 fonts collection in bigger size. Please note
the
exclusive Heavy style that can be used for Teacher notes and
questions.
DNBlock2Cursive
is an exclusive font created to facilitate transition
between block
Letters and Cursive Handwriting. What the students already
know (Block
Letters) is solid, and what they have to learn to create
Cursive
Handwriting (links and new letterforms) is dotted.
Learning Block
Letters Handwriting (K2) for DNealian worksheets
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here to see more
ZMethod
complete 30 fonts collection for Zaner-Bloser© Manuscript
(Circle-and-Stick print) to Cursive Writing
See
through this small sample the extensive variety of styles
available to
create your own Zaner-Bloser© work sheets. Click on the
pictures to see
the complete 30 fonts collection in bigger size.
Our
exclusive ZWriting font for Zaner-Bloser© Cursive Writing
worksheets
links automatically as you type and is very easy to use to
create your
own exercises. Choose phrases and quotes yourself for the
best
curiculum. New styles such as Heavy and Outline can help
build a better
set of examples and is rarely found elsewhere. Here are a
few of the
fonts included in the complete method.
Learning
Handwriting Letters (K2-Grade 2-6) for Zaner-Bloser ®
worksheets
Our
Letters typeface offers a family of eight font styles,
suited to all
exercise sheets and workbooks: plain, dotted, with tracing
arrows,
dotted with arrows, with or without guidelines.
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here to see more
Skryptaag Cursive
typeface
family
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here to see more
Willegha
typeface family
 English
cursive,
or "English round", or "Anglaise" in France, has been
taught
to generations of children as unique method since the 18th
Century. It
was practiced with a copperplate pointy quill, and took
several years
to master. Control of slant, and mastering of the quantity
of ink
necessary to nicely get thin and heavy strokes in elegant
curves was an
art into itself. Not enough ink, and the heavy strokes ran
out of ink.
Too much ink, and it dripped all the sudden and splat on
the paper.
After a while, though, each student developped valuable
calligraphy
skills and could hold style for hours. This method was
dropped
altogether with china ink wells full of purple ink, right
after World
War 2. In America, Palmer Business Writing was at the same
time a
reaction against English Round, and an adaptation. While
abandonning
the quill, it remained slanted and a bit ornamented.
Emphasis was also
put on using the whole body to produce curves, to
alleviate
Carpel-Tunnel syndrome (painful wrist), familiar to
handwriters. A
first step towards ergonomics, at the time Tailorism aimed
to improve
productivity by better accomodating human gesture. All
current methods
more or less inherit from English Cursive. The closest
one, directly
based upon Palmer, is today Zaner-Bloser Cursive Writing.
Kindergarten -
Pre-reading
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here to see more
Morse code
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here to see more
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