Greenboards With Lines And Squares: Set Of 2

Greenboards with lines and squares give the child a surface where a mistake costs nothing: the chalk is wiped away and the letter is tried again. A shape is usually drawn large first and then repeated smaller until it sits between the lines, so a whole morning of attempts fits on one surface without a single sheet of paper being used up. The ruled surface guides the height of written shapes, the squared one holds figures in their place during early number work. The set of two belongs to writing preparation from about three years and prepares the hand for the move to paper.