As I have shared in several previous posts, I have always had a love for fonts. The right typeface can help to communicate information or spice up content.
With Halloween almost here, I decided to share some of my favorite fonts for the spooky season.
My favorite place to explore typefaces is Google Fonts, where (as of this writing) Google provides over 1,700 free fonts. You can explore and preview all of these typefaces at https://fonts.google.com/
These fonts can be used by you and your students to add style, personality, and creativity to your Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms, Sites, and more. You can easily add any of these fonts to your Google tools by clicking the font menu, choosing "More fonts", and then typing in the font name.
If you are not using Google tools, you can also download the fonts for use in the programs on your computer.
See below for a dozen of my favorite fonts for Halloween. Some tie into the scary side of the season, while others lean into the candy and fun.
Creepster
Rubik Wet Paint
Eater
Butcherman
Nosifer
Metal Mania
Henny Penny
Irish Grover
Jolly Lodger
Emily's Candy
Mystery Quest
Are You Serious
Post by Eric Curts
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