Handwriting Tools


Pencil Grip !


CHOKING HAZARD. Not for under 3 yrs.*


Contoured shape guides fingers to rest naturally against the pencil to reduce muscle strain and fatigue. Assorted colors include blue, orange, black, yellow, green, and red.


Pencil Grip (pencil not included) Pkg. of 30


978-0-7367-9236-3 $27.99


Writing Frame Holds the pencil at the proper angle and requires writer to use correct hand position. • Fits any pencil or pen.


• Adapts for left- and right-handed writers.


Frame only (pencil not included) 978-0-7367-4937-4


$9.49


Zaner-Bloser Classic Pen


Modeled on the original wooden quill pens designed and used by our founders, Charles Zaner and Elmer Bloser, in the late 1800s. With a “fit the fingers” grip, it provides an easy, comfortable writing grasp. Classic Pen


Pkg. of three pens with three ink refills 978-0-7367-9229-5 $10.49


Evaluation Stamp For quick handwriting assessment and self-evaluation. Stamp features Zaner-Bloser Handwriting Keys to Legibility—shape, size, spacing, and slant. For use with standard inkpad (not included).


Wood/rubber stamp with handle Each


978-0-7367-4933-6


Foam/rubber stamp Each


Pkg. of 5


978-0-7367-1344-3 978-0-7367-0071-9


$14.49


2.99 13.99


Line Scriber


Allows you to put Zaner-Bloser handwriting gridlines on both your chalkboard and dry-erase board. The sturdy, soft-grip foam holds chalk or dry-erase markers (not included). Each


978-0-7367-1464-8 * !


WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.


$8.49 Order online at shop.zaner-bloser.com 19


HANDWRITING Grades K–8


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