Mead K-2 Classroom Primary Journal: Practice handwriting and drawing

Redline cues guide early letter placement for clearer handwriting

Product Overview:

Kids fold their stories together, words on the left and pictures on the right. This primary journal gives kindergarten through second grade students space to write and draw on the same page, so ideas stay connected. It has redline cues that teach letter placement, a simple aid that improves legibility fast. The pages are large enough for early scribbles yet small enough to tuck into cubbies. About seven and a half by nine and four-fifths inches, the paper feels familiar under pencil. One hundred pages per journal keep lessons rolling, and the layout follows Zaner-Bloser and D'Nealian methods. Teachers noticed it early, a publication called it award-winning back in 2003.

Key Features:

• Redline cues: help young writers place letters on the baseline, improving legibility and building neat habits.
• Drawing space: blank drawing area on each page lets students sketch stories and link pictures to text naturally.
• 100 sheets: plenty of pages for yearlong practice, so you won't run out mid-unit.
• Handwriting method alignment: design matches Zaner-Bloser and D'Nealian spacing, so your lesson plans line up with the book.
• Packaged quantity: twelve per carton, so you can stock a classroom quickly and replace worn journals easily.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Mead
• Manufacturer: ACCO Brands Corporation
• Item#: MEA-09554CT
• Color: Assorted
• Dimensions: 7 1/2" x 9 4/5"
• Format/Type: Handwriting Book
• Quantity/Pack: 12 / Carton
• Compatibility/Use: K-2
• Country of Origin: Brazil

Picture neat pages, hear quiet focus, feel small progress in little hands, and order a carton to keep your class writing daily. Want to set this up?

Store in a dry place, best used with pencil or crayon.