Teacher Created Resources Smart Start Story Paper

Perfect for early learners. Good quality and the sky-ground technique really helps. Thick paper good for projects you want to keep.

This paper is perfect for teaching little ones to form their letters correctly! The paper is a perfect size and I have purchased it over and over again!

Great improvement in my kids writing

Bought this paper for my 5 year old to practice her handwriting on and it's the best quality paper I have found. I love that the colored lines and sky and grass lines make it very easy for her to know where to start and stop the letters and her handwriting neatness has improved. Each sheet has 3 lines and top space for the child to draw a picture to illustrate the sentences/story. The thickness of the paper is nice as well and doesn't tear as the child writes with a sharp pencil unlike similar papers I have tried. For only $18 (current price), you get 360 sheets, which is well worth the price and will last for a very long time. I only wish that the sheets were double sided because sometimes she writes large or long sentences and there aren't any lines to carry over on the back. If you have a kindergartener or first grader, this is top notch practice paper and my daughter loves being able to draw a picture about what she writes.

Love this for my little first grader. My son has been doing both zoom and on campus learning during the pandemic. I ordered the tablet so he can take it to school as well as use at home for his daily writing projects. I wanted a vertical paper instead of the horizontal just because it looks more roomy. This helps him write short stories/sentences and has room to draw. The paper is bright white color, is good quality and thickness. Compared to the paper he’s been given at school which is so thin it rips when you try to erase, this is great quality. It’s not bound like a journal, which I like, so he can easily tear out the paper work and turn in. It’s pricey for the tablet, only 40 sheets for $10 but may buy the loose pack for better value. One improvement needed would be to have lines on the back, it’s only one sided. But still great for first grader writing and drawing purposes.

I like this paper, the thickness is perfection. The idea with the clouds and flowers for letter formation is awesome. But, the thing I don't like is how wide each line is. It's awkward how big you have to make your letters. I tried writing myself and don't like how big you have to write, the movements of my have when writing is unrealistic. My kids are learning to write and they have a hard time making sure they are sizing their letters properly and that's what I bought this paper for. If the lines were just a little smaller I think it would be much easier to use.

Originally I received a completely different product and so I rated this as poor. Amazon fixed it for me and now I have the correct product. The quality of the paper is excellent, like a good quality printer paper, and the colors are bright. There are several lines to write on, and the lines are wide and tall, and good for beginner writers. I was concerned because the cost is a little high compared to other writing paper, but some of them were listed at 13 lb (which is thiner than the cheapest print paper you can buy at office supply stores), but this stuff is at least 20-24 lb, and printed in full color. This means it will erase better and not tear as easily as other practice writing paper. I think the "sky to the ground" visual is so smart for beginner writers. I'm just very pleased with this product.

Great for kids learning to read and write. My girls loved drawing a picture and writing a sentence to explain their drawing. My daughter’s teachers requested certain supplies for their classrooms, and it was well worth it. I have all of their pages in sheet protectors together in binders for keepsakes.

Good quality

Good as a substitute for Earth, grass, sky paper that occupational therapists use.

The children in my kindergarten enjoy using this paper. The sky and flower pictures at the top and bottom of each line help them to remember to start their letters “in the sky” then finish them “on the ground”.

Great for kids to practice their writing skills.

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