How it works
Sports bubble letters open here on one sideways sheet in Fredoka: a capital S and five small letters, the p and the o white inside. It heads a poster or a schedule. Type one sport and it prints instead.
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Eleven sports ready to tap
After your first print, the ready words run from Baseball to Wrestling: eleven sports that have no page of their own. Golf, four letters, prints the biggest. Gymnastics, ten, the smallest.
Sports day and field day
Sports / Day and Field / Day stack two words for a flyer heading. Under More options, set What goes on a page to One letter per page and Sports becomes six upright sheets for a gym wall.
- For Golf and Gymnastics pick Fredoka, Baloo 2, Lilita One or Chango. Chewy and DynaPuff close the capital G.
- Basketball, soccer, football and volleyball have pages of their own, each with that game's words.
Questions and answers
How do you draw sports in bubble letters?
Pencil S, p, o, r, t, s with wide gaps. Draw a rounded line outside every stroke, keeping the two curves of each s apart so it does not close into an 8. Leave a dot inside the p and the o.
Can I print a sport that is not on the list?
Yes. Type it in the box, 40 characters at most, and the sheet redraws with your word in place of Sports. Press Enter for a second line, as in Cross over Country.
Can I print one sheet for each sport?
Yes. Under More options, set What goes on a page to One name per page, then type one sport on each line. Every line prints on a sheet of its own.