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KG What the Teacher Wants Font

A neat, rounded handwriting font for the classroom

Kimberly Geswein · Handwriting · 2012 · ! Free for personal use

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About KG What the Teacher Wants

KG What the Teacher Wants is a handwriting font by Kimberly Geswein, released in 2012. Its rounded, evenly spaced letters look like the neat print a teacher writes on the board: friendly, clear and easy for children to read.

It is a classroom favourite for worksheets, labels, bulletin boards, newsletters and kids’ crafts. It is free for personal use; resources you sell need a commercial license.

Where KG What the Teacher Wants works best

  • Worksheets and handouts
  • Classroom labels and bulletin boards
  • School newsletters
  • Kids' crafts

Free alternatives to KG What the Teacher Wants

Open-licence fonts with a comparable feel, every one verified free for commercial use and downloadable from DaFontFonts.

KG What the Teacher Wants is a trademark of its owner. DaFontFonts does not host or distribute the KG What the Teacher Wants font files; download and licence links go to the official source.

Questions

Is KG What the Teacher Wants free?

It is free for personal use. Commercial use, including resources sold online, needs a license from Kimberly Geswein Fonts.

Who designed KG What the Teacher Wants?

Kimberly Geswein designed it in 2012.

Is it good for teaching handwriting?

It is a neat print style that works well for labels and worksheets, though it is not a formal handwriting-lesson font.

What is a free alternative?

Patrick Hand and Short Stack are open-source handwriting fonts you can use commercially.

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