primary writing tablet

A primary writing tablet is a type of writing surface that is specifically designed to help children learn to write. These tablets are usually made of sturdy paper or cardboard, and they are lined with large, widely-spaced lines to help young writers form letters and words more easily.

The tablet typically has a top line for uppercase letters, a middle line for lowercase letters, and a bottom line for descenders (such as the tails on letters like "g" or "y"). Some tablets also include a dotted line in the middle to help children learn how to form letters with the correct height and size.

Primary writing tablets are commonly used in early education settings, such as preschools and elementary schools, to help young children develop their writing skills. They are often used in conjunction with other writing tools, such as pencils or crayons, to encourage children to practice their handwriting and improve their fine motor skills.