A six-volume handwriting notebook series with progressively narrower ruled lines. Each volume matches common US grade levels and UK year groups so children practise on paper that fits their hand size.
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Books
One trim size (8.5" x 11"), six line sizes from kindergarten through upper primary.
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Vol. 1: Early Handwriting Notebook
3/4" lines · Grade K / Reception / Year 1 · Ages 4–6
The widest 3/4" lines in the series, with room for brand-new letters to grow at ages 4–6. Warm-ups, alphabet, line-size check, blank ruled pages.
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Vol. 2: Beginner Handwriting Notebook
5/8" lines · Grade 1 / Year 2 · Ages 6–7
A step down to 5/8" lines for ages 6–7. The comfortable middle size when big lines feel babyish but half-inch is still a squeeze.
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Vol. 3: Handwriting Practice Notebook
1/2" lines · Grade 2 / Year 3 · Ages 7–8
Half-inch (1/2") lines for ages 7–8. The bridge to real classroom ruling, doubling as a spelling and copywork notebook.
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Vol. 4: Primary Handwriting Notebook
3/8" lines · Grade 3 / Year 4 · Ages 8–9
Narrows to 3/8" lines for ages 8–9, the step that helps handwriting shrink neatly.
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Vol. 5: Intermediate Handwriting Notebook
3/8" lines · Grade 4 / Year 5 · Ages 9–10
3/8" lines for ages 9–10, the same size as Volume 4 but without the alternating line colours. Built for stamina and longer writing.
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Vol. 6: Advanced Handwriting Notebook
11/32" lines · Grade 5 / Year 6 · Ages 10–11
The narrowest volume, with 11/32" lines for ages 10–11 that prepares confident writers for secondary-school ruling.
What's inside
Each volume uses the same layout, while adding a little bit more
content as the number of lines per page increases.
- Line-size check —
A page for the parent or teacher to check which line size is best suited for the child right now. Grades and age are only a guide and there's nothing wrong with the child skipping ahead or needing a larger size to boost their confidence.
- Pencil warm-ups —
Short tracing and pattern exercises before longer writing. Use these before working with the blank pages or do a line or two before each session.
- Alphabet reference —
Uppercase and lowercase letters on one spread for quick reference. Each has also space for tracing and copying the letter shape. Included are stroke guides for each letter.
- Blank ruled pages —
Plenty of empty lined pages for copy work, sentences, and everyday practice.
Need ideas for the blank pages?
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