How it works
Cheer bubble letters on one sideways sheet in Chewy, which prints this word tallest of the six fonts: a capital C, an h, a pair of e's and an r.
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A sign for every spot in the stunt
After your first print, open Cheer words in bubble letters. In a stunt the Flyer is the person on top, each Base holds from below and a Spotter stands in front or behind. Stunt, Tumbling, Jumps and Pyramid head a practice chart, and Captain marks one locker.
Tryouts, camp and the pep rally
Cheer / Tryouts, Cheer / Camp and Cheer / Squad stack two words for a flyer or a door. Pep / Rally and Spirit / Stick go on the gym wall, and Go Fight / Win puts a chant on a poster. For a banner, One letter per page, under More options, makes five upright sheets in four shapes, since the e comes twice.
- Base, four letters, prints more than twice as tall as Cheerleader, eleven letters on one line.
- None of the six fonts keeps the two e's white in the Bubble look. Set Look to Hollow and both open.
- Typed in capitals, CHEER has a single hole, in the R, and Fredoka keeps it white.
Questions and answers
How do you draw cheer in bubble letters?
Pencil C, h, e, e, r with wide gaps. Round every stroke into a fat outline, leave the mouth of the C open, keep a small ring inside each e, then rub out the pencil and color.
Can I add a squad name under Cheer?
Yes. Cheer stays in the box: press Enter after it and type the name on a second line, up to 40 characters in all. In Chewy two lines print a little smaller than Cheer alone, and a long name smaller still.
What goes into a cheer routine?
Tumbling, dance, jumps, cheers and stunting, in a routine that usually runs one to three minutes.
When did cheerleading start?
Organized cheerleading dates its birth to 2 November 1898, and it began as an all-male activity. The cheer on the Sis Boom / Rah sign is older: student fans shouted it at the first college football game in the United States, in 1869.