Kindergarten writing paper with lines for ABC kids: 120 Blank handwriting practice paper with dotted lines

Love the paper for preschool and kindergarten kids. Easy to use

I have been using this for a year now to teach my son how to write. It works great, pages are crisp and good quality without easy tearing or faded coloring. It’s a great book and does what it needs to do. Easy to use.

I needed lined paper for my daughter for homeschool kindergarten hand writing. This is just what I was looking for. I like that it is a paperback book to keep all the pages together. It makes it easy to look back on her progress!

This is the second time I have ordered this paper. It has worked wonders helping my first grader learn to properly write and now my Pre-K student is using it to learn to write her name.

The book itself is fine. But it is supposed to come with an activity pack you can download for free. However when you scan the QR code, it comes up as expired. There should be something in the description to let people know there is t a free activity pack included after all.

I bought these notebooks for the student beginning to write that attend my learning center. They all use the notebook to practice new words they encounter as well as write sentences.They are all very happy to be able to express themselves.

This notebook/journal is a great tool to help developing writers! All four of my young children loved using this to practice their letters and writing. The line spacing is big enough to allow room for mistakes, but also keep them confined and help write smaller. My son has a hard time keeping his letters under 4 inches tall - these lines have helped him understand that smaller is better.The paper is thicker as well - pencils don't rip through. Pens/markers don't bleed through. Quality product at a great price!I received this product in exchange for my honest opinion. All thoughts and statements are my own.

we are going to make this our summer Journal book since the pages don’t come out. (No perforated pages but is a nice cover bound book) Only question my son asked was where are the red and blue lines? (black and white print) Color lines have been helping with writing directions. Like make the line from the red line to the black or make the circle only in the blue and black area. It’s hard for kids to grasp the understanding of upper and lower case/ how bigs should each part of the letter be) This book has help my son keep all the letters straight on a line vs copy paper his letter looks like they are in a hill ( up and down and all around lol)