Letters To Collage

[Guest]

Does anyone know where I could download A4 sized letters for children to collage? My drawing skills are limited!

[Guest]

Try this link

 

Here

 

look at the last pages in the Reception or Foundation publications for some printable numbers and more.

 

Peggy

[AnonyMouse_2157]

You can do this in a word document

Select Wordart and choose the very first (Outline) wordart image you see in the gallery click ok

Type your letter and then click ok

Once it has appeared in your word document play around with the size and width you want.

If you want to make the outline bolder then click on you letter and go to line style and choose the thickness of the font.

 

Another way to do this is to type in a letter (make the size as big as possible on your page and then go to Format and Font. Here you can choose outline and this will do a similar thing to that in word art; however, it is not as accurate and you cant make the line bolder.

Hope this is clearer than mud.

 

I have attached an example I quickly did in word art.

We use this all the time, especially for name writing and keywords. We laminate them and then use with drywipe pens

[AnonyMouse_2157]

whoops forot to include the attachment. Its all ready to go so you can just overwrite the letter you want

a.doc

[Guest]

just found this link in another post

 

outline numbers

 

Peggy

[Guest tinkerbell]

What about the letters in the Progression in Phonics handbook?We have laminated these and use them for alsorts of activities

[Guest]

Thanks very much. We don't have the Progression in phonics handbook, just Playing with sounds. Are the letters available to download anywhere? The word art attachment was very helpful-my problem now is finding a font which comes out like the learning with sounds letters!

[AnonyMouse_79]

"Sassons primary infant" is the font you need. It should be on school computers as the loaded package but you will need it on the PC you print from too or the default will come into play.