Phyllis MacNamee

This is a great writing paper to help students organize their writing. They write on the white lines and skip the gray lines. The only writing that should go into the gray area are the letters that have "tails" such as g, p, y. There is a red bold line on the left as a strong visual prompt to return to the left red margin when transitioning to a new line.

Use sky- ground paper to help students differentiate letter sizing. Tall letters start at the sky line and touch the ground. Short letters start at the midline and touch the ground. Letters with tails start at the mid line and go underground.

Adapted writing paper that is visually easier on the eyes than yellow.