Strange name for a post, but this is just an FYI.<\/p>\n
Do any of you use the very wide ruled paper with the dashed mid-line for your beginning writers?<\/strong><\/p>\n For very beginners, just needing lots of practice, the newsprint tablets you can buy cheaply work fine. However, when our kids begin doing copywork for their notebooks, I like a nicer (regular white, or even pretty colored) paper of the proper size. I have a font program (that is awsome, check it out) that has the “ruled lines” that I usually use to print out. But my program<\/a> is down (and besides it only works on my PC not my Mac) [Update: it now works for Mac too!], so I looked online. I figured you all may not have a program like that, so here’s what I found.<\/p>\n At this site<\/span><\/a><\/span> you can get pdf files of ruled paper with the dashed mid-line. You can set your own width, line weight, paper size, and line color.<\/p>\n This site<\/span><\/a><\/span> only has .75 size ruled lines on standard 8.5 x 11 paper size. But they do have it set up in different ways (all pdf files also): vertical and horizontal both full page and with half page blank for drawing.<\/p>\n These meet our needs perfectly. Hope they’re helpful to you too.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Strange name for a post, but this is just an FYI. Do any of you use the very wide ruled paper with the dashed mid-line for your beginning writers? For very beginners, just needing lots of practice, the newsprint tablets you can buy cheaply work fine. However, when our kids \u2026 Continue reading