Price: $15.99
(as of Nov 20,2023 19:00:48 UTC – Details)
Oxford Primary Story Journals provide an ideal canvas for younger children to practice handwriting, storytelling and early literacy skills. Each page has a large drawing space with primary ruled lines below. The primary ruling is 0.5 inches tall with a dotted midline for proper letter formation. Use the handy guide on the inside back cover for a quick explanation of proper letter formation through tall, small and fall letters. Tall letters extend above the dotted blue midline. Small letters sit on the red baseline and do not extend above the midline. Fall letters (or descending letters) drop below the red baseline. Example letters can be found on the alphabet chart printed on the inside front cover. The large drawing space helps grow creative expression and visual learning. Budding artists can use pencils, pens, markers, crayons, paint, stickers and stamps to fill the space with their creations. The perfect learn to write companion, this kids journal improves fine motor skills and sight word mastery through writing and drawing. This assorted color 4 pack features bright covers with cute, playful animals and label area for name, subject or project. Center sewn binding keeps the pages intact. 9.75 inches x 7.5 inches. 100 sheets/200 pages. Pack of 4 notebooks.
These Oxford primary journals help early writers develop legible handwriting; the alphabet chart in front shows proper letter formation and a quick guide in the back explains letter size and alignment
Primary ruling is a roomy 1/2 inch ruling with a dotted midline; the blue top line, blue dotted midline and red baseline assist Pre-K and K-2 students with tall, small and descending letters
Each page of this story journal has a blank drawing area to encourage the littlest writers to associate words with pictures and elementary age children to create their own stories
The four unique covers, each with its own adorable animal friend, are different colors (red, light blue, blue and yellow), so you can label and organize by child or subject if needed
