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Middle school career and technical education tools for common core fonts
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Cursive writing - all possible combinations of letters
This kits aims to help students with the cursive writing.Each letter has a separate kit, where it is written alone once, then followed by all letters one at a time, so all possible combinations of letters are there.It is preceded by all of them one at a time as well in the other letters’ kits.All the images are Gif file type with a transparent background so they can be superimposed and grouped in a power point presentation in order to write words. The transparent background will help in doing so
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Grades:
2nd - 7th
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Fonts Have Feelings Activity
This is a great activity/gallery walk when teaching typography or font styles. There are 10 stations and students walk to each one and write down on a piece of paper (either their own paper which is numbered from 1-10 or you can provide them with a sticky note they leave at the station) how they FELT when they read the text. Why did they feel that way? What are their thoughts on the font style/size?
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Formatting Text in MS Word (Pro Football Teams)
With this assignment, students will use various text formatting options in MS Word. They are asked to identify the Pro Football team by their helmet, then type out the entire team name and format the text. So fun to use during football season!
Grades:
6th - 8th
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