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Blank Top Handwriting Paper, Files & Tips

What to do with Blank Top Handwriting Paper

A lot more than what I am about to suggest. Typically, children can draw on the blank top and write something about the drawing on the lines. Top of my head examples follow:
arrow Draw a picture of something, such as a dog, and write dog several times or a sentence about the dog.
arrow Draw a picture of your house and write your address.
arrow Draw a picture of yourself or family members and write their names or write a short story or a little bit about the person.
arrow Draw a picture of a telephone and write your phone numbers.

 

Handwriting Paper with a Blank Top

#4 This is a much requested paper. The lower portion of the printable has handwriting lines and the upper part is blank so the child can draw a picture. It is available in 4 sizes.

#1 is the narrowest rule and
#4 is the widest
#1 | #2 | #3 | #4
#1#2#3#3
bt-hw-paper.pdf

Handwriting Blank Top in Color

The handwriting paper printables here have a pink line as the letter base line. Choose from horizontal or vertical or both. The ruled lines are in 4 sizes.

Love this nice pink and blue paper.
The sizes listed are approximate.
Horizontal:
Approximate letter height:
3/4 inch
5/16 inch
1/2 inch
3/8 inch
Vertical:
Approximate letter height:
3/4 inch
5/16 inch
1/2 inch
3/8 inch

 

Related

Is there more at donnayoung.org? Yes, of course there is.

These two fonts can make handwriting rule provided that they are installed and you have a word processor such as Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 or 2010 [linked to Amazon] or the free openoffice.org.

These two pages have an article about using each one of the fonts mentioned above

Updated July 17, 2011, Donna Young


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