How it works
CPR bubble letters open here on one sideways sheet in Fredoka: three capitals with a black outline and a white middle, tall enough to head a health class poster. This page letters the heading and nothing else.
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One gap and two holes
The C has a gap that the Bubble look narrows, and the P and the R have one hole each. All six fonts here keep the C open. Fredoka, Bubblegum Sans and Mochiy Pop One keep both holes white; in Chewy, Baloo 2 and Lilita One they shrink to a black mark.
A heading with a second line
After your first print, tap CPR / Class or Learn / CPR for two lines on one sheet. Under More options, One letter per page prints C, P and R on three upright sheets.
- Chewy prints the tallest CPR of the six.
- The Fire look runs from yellow at the top of each letter to red at the foot.
- Hollow is a thin line with every shape open, the easiest to color by hand.
Questions and answers
How do you draw CPR in bubble letters?
Pencil C, P and R with wide gaps. Draw a rounded line outside every stroke, keep the gap of the C open and a dot inside the P and the R, then rub out the pencil.
Can I print each letter on its own page?
Yes. One letter per page, under More options, gives three upright sheets, one capital each. Every sheet fits US Letter and A4.
Which poster headings are ready to tap?
After your first print, Health class headings in bubble letters holds CPR, First / Aid, First Aid / Kit, CPR / Class, Learn / CPR, AED, Heart / Health and Health / Class. Or type up to 40 characters.
Does this page teach CPR?
No. It draws the letters for a poster, a bulletin board or a class binder, and gives no first-aid instruction of any kind.