Versatile graph paper for recording rod patterns, measurement, place value and more. We use ours for number lines, charts, graphing coordinates, drawing to scale, laying out cross stitch patterns, room layouts, linear and area measurements, fractions, and a myriad of other things! Once you're used to having this helpful tool around, you'll always keep a spare pad handy! 100-sheet pad (9 1/2"x 11) of 1-cm graph paper, single sided.
Graph paper was invaluable in our math classes all the way up to high school! Larger ruled sheets are perfect for learning simple geometry, making graphs, place value, and solving basic math problems at the lower levels, and you can almost never have enough finely ruled graph paper at the upper grades when you're drawing x-y axes at every math lesson! It's also perfect for science lab notebooks or just to draw on. Each pack of graph paper below contains approximately 100 sheets of 9" x 12" white paper with light blue grid lines. - Jess
This is being used for creating bar graphs in our second grade math class.
This paper has a larger block than other papers which should make it easier for younger kids to use.
Works great for math; keeping the numbers lined up
Using this for my 2nd and 4th grade boys who need help lining up numbers in math!