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The Multi-Sensory Raised Ruled Tablet has raised headlines and baselines which help students stay within the guidelines. It helps teach handwriting through two senses: sight and touch. This portrait-oriented tablet mimics a standard notebook, making it a great option for students who benefit from the raised ruling, but may not want to draw attention to their learning difference. The headlines are blue and the baselines are red. It has a 1/2'' ruling, 1/4'' dotted midline and 1/4'' skip space, and conforms to both D'Nealian™ and Zaner-Bloser™ handwriting styles. Tablet measures 8-1/2'' x 11'' and includes 40 sheets.
Key Features:
These Multi-Sensory Raised Ruled Tablet, Tape-Bound Tablet, 1/2'' x 1/4'' x 1/4'' Ruled Short, 8-1/2'' x 11'', 40 Sheets in White are ideal for classroom learning and instruction.
| Availability: | Usually Ships in 1 Business Day |
| Core Material: | Paper |
| Color/Finish: | White |
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The Multi-Sensory Raised Ruled Tablet has raised headlines and baselines which help students stay within the guidelines. It helps teach handwriting through two senses: sight and touch. This...
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The Multi-Sensory Raised Ruled Paper has raised headlines and baselines which help students stay within the guidelines. It helps teach handwriting through two senses, sight and touch. The headlines...
Educators Resource
The Multi-Sensory Raised Ruled Paper has raised headlines and baselines which help students stay within the guidelines. It helps teach handwriting through two senses, sight and touch. The headlines...
Educators Resource
The Multi-Sensory Raised Ruled Paper has raised headlines and baselines which help students stay within the guidelines. It helps teach handwriting through two senses, sight and touch. The headlines...
Educators Resource
The Multi-Sensory Raised Ruled Paper has raised headlines and baselines which help students stay within the guidelines. It helps teach handwriting through two senses, sight and touch. The headlines...
