How it works
Money in bubble letters on one sideways sheet in Fredoka: a capital M and four small letters, the o white inside. It heads a math wall, a play store or a savings jar.
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Six coins for the math wall
After your first print, open Money words in bubble letters. Penny, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half / Dollar and Dollar name the US coins, worth 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100 cents. Cents and Counting / Money head the chart. Dime, four letters, prints the biggest of the six and Quarter, seven, the smallest.
Jars, stalls and sale signs
Save, Spend and Share label three jars, with Piggy / Bank and Allowance for the shelf. A stall or a drive gets Lemonade / Stand, Yard / Sale, Car Wash, For Sale, Fundraiser, Donations and Cash Only. In Fredoka, Play / Money and Lunch / Money print Money exactly as tall as it stands alone.
- Type a price such as $5: all six fonts draw the dollar sign, as an S with a nub above and below.
- Typed in capitals, MONEY has a single hole, the O, and every font here but Chewy keeps it white.
- For gold letters that need no coloring, pick Gold under Look.
Questions and answers
How do you draw money in bubble letters?
Pencil M, o, n, e, y with wide gaps, the M widest. Round every stroke into a fat outline, keep a ring inside the o and the e, let the tail of the y hang below the line, then rub out the pencil.
How do you draw a dollar sign in bubble letters?
Draw a fat capital S, then one upright stroke through it, showing above and below the S. Some people draw two strokes side by side; either way it is a dollar sign.
Can I print my own word or a price?
Yes. Tap the box and type: your first key takes the place of Money. Up to 40 characters fit, and Enter starts a second line, as in Coin over Jar.
Is the penny still made?
Only for collectors. The last penny for general circulation was struck in Philadelphia on 12 November 2025; the mint still makes them for collector sets. Pennies remain legal tender.