Mead See & Feel Learn To Write Tablet with Raised Ruling, Grades 2-3 Workbooks with Lined Paper, Workbook Writing Tablet for Home School Supplies to Practice Writing & Handwriting, 8" x 10" (48556)

This product is great! However I do wish the front page was horizontal like the writing pages are inside! This is exactly what I needed but was hard to find because of the cover orientation!

Great for my Sdc task box we are learning shapes and to trace. On the flip side some shapes are labeled with non standard names so be aware if using to learn in class.

This is my favorite paper for early elementary children who struggle with handwriting. The lines are textured so it's easy to see and feel where letters should start and stop. Our son with dysgraphia is really improving thanks to this paper. The height of the lines is just right for grades 2-3.

My daughter is in first grade and at six years old with a May birthday one of the younger children in her class. She has some gross and fine motor skills issues. We bought this paper because her teacher had some that was similar but outrageously expensive. This is a nice compromise. The lines are not as raised but it has seemed to help her writing.

My son has really, really appreciated this paper. He's in 7th grade and his handwriting is a constant challenge. As a left-hander, the bumps in this paper are excellent for helping "train" his hand to stay on a somewhat straight line. I only wish it had some smaller-rule paper like this for the older kids, but we use it most days for his practice. He says it is a relief to use because his hand covers the words as he writes and he can lose "the line" easily. This is a great help.

awesome thank you amazon exactly what I wanted

This paper does have raised lines as stated, but they are barely raised. When students are writing they do not notice the feedback of the line so it does not have a positive impact on their handwriting. The lines are light in color and slightly raised so I would not recommend this paper if you can find other options for raised line paper.

This really helps students get a sense of space for printing and cursive. I like the pads because you can tear the paper out or give the student a pad of his own. Would be great for beginning writers and teaching young children how to form and space letters.