How it works
Culture in bubble letters on one sideways sheet in Fredoka: a capital C and six small letters for a culture day sign, a heritage project or a social studies cover.
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Community, for a map or a helpers unit
Our / Community and Community / Helpers print Community exactly as tall as it stands alone, because it is the wider line. Neighbors and Neighborhood label a street map.
Headings for a culture day or a heritage project
Culture / Day, Culture / Fair and My / Culture keep Culture at full size. Multicultural / Night, World / Cultures, Around the / World and Heritage / Month head an event, Heritage and Diversity a wall, Cultures a unit. A project board takes Language, Clothing, Customs, Traditions, Family / Traditions, Celebrations, Beliefs and Values.
- Values and Beliefs print tallest of the ready words; Neighborhood, twelve letters on one line, prints smallest.
- The one hole in Culture, in the e, all but closes in the Bubble look; in Fredoka, Hollow under Look draws it open.
- Typed in capitals, CULTURE has a single hole, in the R, and only Fredoka keeps it white.
Questions and answers
How do you draw culture in bubble letters?
Pencil C, u, l, t, u, r, e with wide gaps. Round every stroke into a fat outline, cross the t low, keep a small slit in the e, then rub out the pencil and color.
What does culture mean?
Culture covers the social behavior, institutions and norms of a society, and the knowledge, beliefs, arts, laws, customs and habits of its people. Art, music, dance, cooking, shelter and clothing are found in every human society.
Where does the word culture come from?
From the Latin cultura, cultivation, which comes from a verb meaning to till or to cultivate. It reached English through Middle French.
What is a community?
A group of people who share something that matters to them: a place, a culture, values, customs or an identity. The word goes back to the Latin communis, common.