Free Handwriting Fonts for PreSchool

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If you like making things on the computer for your toddlers, you’ll love these free handwriting fonts for preschool aged children. You can make all kinds of different crafts with them, ranging from unique printables to signs for your home or even cut them out for large letters they can play with. They can also be great for your scrapbooking projects as well. All of the fonts are 100% free, you just need to follow the link to the site that has them to download.

To install the fonts on Windows Vista, all you need to do is download it, unzip the file, then right click on it and choose “Install” – your computer will guide you through the rest.

I have only included sites where I regularly download fonts myself, so I am pretty sure they are all spyware free, but please check just in case – I cannot take any responsibility for any damage you do to your computer when installing these fonts.

My Favorite Free Handwriting Fonts for Preschool:

Angelina is a light, fun style perfect for your preschool girl. You can learn more about it and download here.

Anmari is a fun, cartoon style handwriting font that has a bit of playfulness to it. You can download it here.

The name of this font may be Catholic School Girls, but you certainly don’t need to be Catholic or a school girl to appreciate the nice curved letters and how well this one could work for preschool applications as well! Available here.

Child’s play looks and feels exactly like the name sounds and is perfect for any early childhood learning printing project. You can learn more about it and download here.

Everyone knows that crayon is the writing utensil of choice for young children, preschoolers, and moms who can’t find a pen anywhere to save their life. This font wonderfully captures the look and feel of writing in crayon. Available Here.

Dad Hand goes to show that not just moms are involved. It also has the playful and lightweight handwritten style that might be great for your kid’s projects. Also, this fun font is easy to read. Get it Here.

Dear Teacher looks as if it has been written by someone who is just learning to write, which makes it great for just about any craft or project related to early learning. Download Here.

Pencil Pete is a great font that looks as if had been written with a pencil and would be fun in different colors and sizes. You can learn more about it and download here.

These are all great fonts for using for your school, scrapbooking, craft projects and will give you that pre-school handwriting look pretty easily and professionally. Be sure when downloading the fonts that you take special attention to the licensing and usage terms and conditions of each font – some may be restricted for personal or non commercial use only.

Do you have any favorite free handwriting fonts for preschool or know of any other good sources for getting free fonts? Share them in the comments below.