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Letters for Learners Font

Friendly, easy-to-read school print letters

Brittney Murphy · School handwriting · 2017 · ! Free for personal use

Letters for Learners font poster: school print letters on cream paper with pencils and crayonsLetters for Learners font on a classroom whiteboard reading Hello ClassLetters for Learners character set: alphabet, numbers and symbols

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About Letters for Learners

Letters for Learners is a school font family by Brittney Murphy, first published on dafont in 2017 and updated in 2021. Its round, even letters look like the print handwriting children learn at school, with a single-storey a and simple, open shapes.

The family has seven styles: solid, dots, lined, lined dots and three outline weights. The dotted and lined styles are made for tracing and handwriting practice. It has over 300 characters, including many international letters, and suits worksheets, classroom signs, kids books and labels.

Where Letters for Learners works best

  • Worksheets
  • Classroom signs
  • Kids books
  • Handwriting practice

Free alternatives to Letters for Learners

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

Letters for Learners is a trademark of its owner. DaFontFonts does not host or distribute the Letters for Learners font files; download and licence links go to the official source.

Questions

Is Letters for Learners free for commercial use?

No. It is free for personal use and for teachers in their own classrooms; teaching products for sale need a license.

Who designed Letters for Learners?

Brittney Murphy, in 2017.

Does Letters for Learners have a dotted tracing style?

Yes. It includes dots, lined and lined dots styles for tracing and handwriting practice.

What is a free alternative to Letters for Learners?

Andika and Schoolbell are open-source fonts that work well for kids.

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