Handwriting Practice Paper: 100 Blank Writing Pages - For Students Learning to Write Letters

Just what I needed for my 5 year old. The pages are thick and you get a lot of them. The lines are perfect to practice writing staight. The thickness between lines is on the big side, but absolutely perfect for foundation and year 1. I would definitely recommend.

This book is fab and really good value. As an early years teacher with. Four year old son, this book is perfect for moving from blank pages to learning how to sit letters on the line. The lines are perfect for children who are just starting to use lines and they are working on hand writing and letter formation in the early years and year 1. The pages are not too thin and I would highly recommend this book.

Our youngest is now starting to write full, meaningfull sentences. And gradually his scratchy characters are moulded into somewhat of, I must admit, respectable handwriting. He progressively even seems to enjoy to express some of his thoughts on paper. To give him that extra push we let him write on these large lined sheets to practice his capital and small letters. This book has thick crude paper with broad lines, that are fairly wide apart. So it is perfect for children at his stage to learn to write character sequences. For actual writing writing of textIi would recommend softer paper with narrower lines.

Handwriting has improved by using this

Got this for my little one, who is growing up fast, he just loves a pen:pencil in his hand, so I bought this so he can practise his handwriting instead. He loves drawing and scribbling everywhere. He has started to learn who to write words now, so this book will help him with this lower and upper cases in writing. Great value for money. definitely recommend

Perfect for improving my son's handwriting. All the homework during lock down we did on this paper and his teacher commented many time what a beautiful handwriting he has. Before we had this pad, my son's writing would be all over the place, capital lower case letters would be the same size...but here he knows how tall the capital and lower case should be. Now, when he writes on paper without lines, his writing is more tidy. Like it. Would recommend.

It would have been good to have some guidance on what parts of each letter should be on what line, all the lines are quite confusing to look at for a 5 year old learning to write- Maybe the alphabet lower and upper case could be on the inside cover? Also it would have been better if the pages were perforated so you could remove a page, the book is quite thick, so awkward to hold down and write at the same time, I have ended up ripping out pages but this is not ideal. It's OK but there is probably better ones out there.

This is a great book to aid your child with their hand writing