CCW Cursive Font 3
Please note that the fonts on this page are not designed to join. They are intended for use at the separate letters stage of learning to write. Click here for my joined up handwriting packages. CCW Cursive 3, like all our fonts, is available in five different styles: standard, dotted, arrow, outline and lined (with handwriting letter height guidelines). You can buy any style on its own or you can save more than 50% by getting a pack of all five of the CCW Cursive 3 font styles shown on this page. Once you have installed these fonts on your PC, you will be able to easily produce text for display and create your own handwriting worksheets using your school's preferred style. Children will enjoy typing their own work in the style of handwriting which they are learning. Standard style
The standard style can be used to create any kind of text using your word processor. Print in different colours to create special effects for displays. You could also print in gray for children to trace over.
Dotted style
The dotted style font makes it easy to create your own handwriting worksheets for children to trace over. Using your word processor you can start with a large font size, then gradually reduce it as accuracy improves.
Arrow style
The arrow style font is useful for beginners as it shows the starting position for each letter with a circle and arrow. A triangle illustrates where the pencil direction is reversed, and a square shows where to lift your pencil off the paper. This font should be used at very large sizes so that the symbols are clear.
Lined style
In the lined font, guidelines show how to size and position letters correctly.
Outline style
Use the outline font to produce large letters for colouring and tracing. It's also useful for display lettering.
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This version of our cursive writing font has a letter f without a top loop. The z has a
flat top and a tail loop. All of the letters in this font start on the line with entry strokes and the
descenders loop ready to join to the next letter.
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