MeadPrimary Composition Book, 12 Pack, Primary Ruled Journal, Grades K-2, 7-1/2" x 9-3/4", 100 Sheets per Comp Book, Assorted Colors (610054-ECM)

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Great composition books for young writers. Color code by subject makes grabbing the correct journal a breeze.

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This tablet is a good tool for young writers in grades K-2, especially for practicing handwriting and creative writing. However, I would recommend checking the binding upon arrival to ensure it's going to withstand your child's use.I'd recommend it to:* Parents of young children learning to write* Teachers looking for affordable composition tablets for their students* Homeschooling families

Great for kids school. This is exactly what they required. Happy to be able to order online

As an elementary school teacher, having the right classroom materials is important for optimum performance of your students. I purchased this item along with Mead Primary Journal Creative Story Tablet, Grades K-2 (9554) to use for English Language Arts (Spelling, Vocabulary, Phonics, Grammar, Story Writing), and Handwriting practice with my early elementary school children (kindergarten to 2nd grade).The Mead Primary Composition Notebook features double-sided pages with redline cues, solid and dotted line primary ruling, and a narrow line width for optimal pencil control. There are no vertical margins allowing for maximum writing space, (this is crucial for beginning learners). They have a durable marbled cardboard cover with sheets permanently sewn into the binding. This makes it much harder for your child to rip out pages and inevitably cuts down on paper wastage. Finally the inside front cover features a few helpful hints for the beginning writer, a copy of the manuscript alphabet and the numbers 0 to 9. Both are for reference only and do not show any guidelines or tracing arrows.The Mead Primary Journal Creative Story Tablet, Grades K-2 (9554) has the same features as the composition notebook except that it has pages that are blank on the top half (allowing the writer to illustrate thoughts while telling a story), with the primary-ruled lining below. I use these specifically for story writing where having a picture adds to the details of the story.Overall these notebooks are crucial for English Language Arts and Handwriting practice for the beginning learner.An added bonus is that these notebooks are perfect for left handed children as there is no metal binding that hinders or restrict arm movement resulting in smudged words, (which usually occurs in the typical spiral notebook that was built for right handed people)! Grade A!

Mead's books and other products are usually strong/durable for use by kids and adults. That is the main reason I purchased this instead of the typical exercise books that are smaller and cheaper but easier to get damaged. So that's not an issue here.I'm including below information I wanted to know BEFORE I purchased:1. This is the same product as Mead Primary Composition Book, Ruled, 100 Sheets/200 Pages (09902) ...it is just listed as a set of 5 books (comes in a small tight box) instead of one book in the other listing.2. It is actually like the picture. By the way, that 72900 item number does not exist on the Mead website; what you get is 5 units of 09902.3. IT DOES NOT HAVE VERTICAL MARGINS!! This is the main reason why I gave it (and will be giving the single one) 4 Stars instead of 5. At K-2 age and beyond, children need the guide of at least the left vertical margin to line up their work and write question numbers, etc. It means that I have to go now and draw 3,000 lines (200 pages x 15 books) before school starts in September. JOY...I'm typing this and thinking 3 stars. Sigh.4. The lines are "narrow" as they are actually 1/4 inch between the line pairs (i.e. the red and the dotted, the dotted and the high blue, the red and the low blue). So the page holds 12 red lines; but the last red line is less than 1/8 inch to the edge of the page, so low dropping letters may be problematic on that line. There is a larger margin at the top but to me it is not necessary - so this could be an improvement.5. The pages are not bright white, but they are a comfortable white. Not glossy - it is to write on after all. I don't know how to technically describe it. I'm satisfied with the color and thickness and overall page quality.So that's about it for now. I'm off to drawing left hand margins.

Is perfect for handwriting practice