Graph Paper Notebook: Grid paper with Large 1/2 Inch Squares | 8.5X11 | Mate Orange Cover |120 Pages of Quad Paper perfect for Math, Drawing and ...

by John Branch

The 1/2-inch Squares Graph Paper Composition Notebook with Orange Cover is simply designed for daily use. It has 120 pages of grid ruled paper with thick lines in 8.5X11 inches large format. The Graph Paper Notebook can be used for notes, school, art, graphics, design, work, or education. Used as a notebook, journal, diary, or composition book it helps to unleash your creativity for writing, drawing, take notes, make lists, games, design projects, D&D layouts, and much more. Anyone can use it even if you are a kid, teen, or adult. It`s ideal for math from basic to Algebra, Geometry, and Graphing. The boxes are bigger than typical graph paper which is helpful for the fine motor practice of kids (including those with learning disorders, dysgraphia, visual challenges) math learning activities. This size graph paper is a great tool for helping young students keep their numbers in a straight line while doing 3 or 4 place addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. Very helpful for keeping math work neat and organized on the page, especially long division practice. This prevents mistakes and reduces stress during lessons. You can choose whatever cover color you want just go up and check our series. Cool ✓ Our original design has visible thick solid lines (dark grey), perfectly aligned, on both sides. The square grid is on all page (no margins) and is 1/2-inch quad ruled paper ✓ 8.5X11 inches ✓ 120 pages (60 sheets) of grid ruled paper, double side printed; 1 page with metric conversion table and multiplication table ✓ Premium matte cover (Softcover) ✓ High-quality white paper - Minimal ink bleed-through All of that makes this product also wonderful as a gift, present, or personal notebook! ★★★★★ Thank you for choosing BooksZooka Notebooks! ★★★★★

124 pages, Paperback

Published March 7, 2021

About the author

John Branch is a Pulitzer Prize–winning reporter for the New York Times. He is the bestselling author of Boy on Ice and The Last Cowboys and has been featured multiple times in Best American Sports Writing. He lives near San Francisco, California.