How it works
Imagine in bubble letters on one sideways sheet. It opens in Chewy, the tallest of the five fonts and one of two that give the capital I a bar at top and bottom, so nobody reads it as an l.
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Dream, Dream Big and dream signs
The row under the sheet is open. Dream is five letters and prints tallest of the row in Chewy. Dream / Big stacks the two words, about half as tall again as on one line. Dreamer, Big / Dreams, Dare to / Dream and Follow Your / Dreams suit a bedroom door or a goal board, and Daydream is one word in the dictionary.
Imagine words for a classroom wall
Create, Invent and Inspire stand beside Imagine as one-word signs for an art room or a makerspace, with Imagination above them. What If, I Wonder, Pretend and Make- / Believe head a story corner. Imagine / That is an exclamation of surprise; Just / Imagine opens a writing prompt.
- Imagine / That and Just / Imagine print Imagine exactly as tall as it stands alone, in all five fonts.
- Fredoka alone keeps a white ring in the a and the g; Chewy marks all three closed letters black. Hollow, under Look, opens them.
- Make- / Believe keeps its hyphen at the end of the first line and prints nearly twice as tall as on one line.
Questions and answers
How do you draw imagine in bubble letters?
Pencil I, m, a, g, i, n, e with wide gaps. Give the capital I a short bar at top and bottom, round every stroke into a fat outline, keep a ring in the a and the g, then erase the pencil and color.
How do you write dream big in bubble letters?
Tap Dream / Big under the sheet: Dream prints on the first line and Big on the second. By hand, draw the D as a straight back with one bump and the B as a straight back with two.
Is make-believe hyphenated?
As a noun or an adjective, yes: make-believe. The dictionary also lists make believe and makebelieve as other forms.