I really like the feel of the paper. The recycled paper texture is softer than regular college rule sheets. The sheets are thin but so far writing and erasing with pencil is not a problem. I remember when is was little, erasing would bore a hole in the paper. This is not that paper. Both, my 5yr old daughter and I wrote on the paper, with heavy and light pressure. It stood up to her erasing with no issues. The lines are smaller than the paper we used in the 80s but still perfect for teaching handwriting skills. I love it.

It was exactly as advertised and perfect for the student. The red baseline definitely helps. The paper is a little too thin, however.

My daughter likes this writing paper. She practices a lot of times.

My daughter is special needs the lines help keep her g,j,p,q,ys in order. Im going to use this to teach cursive handwriting.

In 11 years of being an educator, I had never seen this style of paper. I have seen improvement in my students’ handwriting. I would recommend second-grade teachers to use this to help the kids transition to ruled paper towards the end of the year. Third-graders still need support at the beginning of the school year to trace lower case characters.