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Your cart is empty.Our same quality white sulphite paper is used for this grid paper. Use grid/graph paper for science, math, art and more. If you have a child with special learning needs or one who seems to have trouble keeping items in columns or rows, grid paper will make lessons much easier. Joyce Herzog recommends our grid paper for many learning activities! Select the size grid you want, depending on the project and the age of the child or adult. Use the spriral bound books to keep math work, graphs, science, cross stitch & quilting patterns, art & architechural renderings and floor plans and more, organized and together.
School staff
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2023
Poor quality work. It was basically a poor print job of graph paper
Cindi Blazina
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2022
Wasn't expecting something printed off someones computer but worked out for what I needed it for. Would have liked to be able to get a smaller quantity though.
Clarise Lyon
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2013
I love the 1 inch graph paper because it is big enough for our students to write in and incorporate the spatial component for our kids that need the boundary lines. Shipping was a lot though
MikeInWeston
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2013
This was hard to find - the office superstores don't even have them online. It's just a ream of regular bond (feels like 20#, might be less - no label so can't tell) graph paper, NOT in a pad and NOT shrunken or the weight of heavy tissue paper. Shipping cost more than the ream, but if you can't find it after three stationary stores it's worth it.The grids on this measure just shy of 1" squares... kinda strange it's about 1/2 of 1/10th short, but I guess this is supposed to be metric or something. It comes in a USPS box and the paper is in a lose-plastic bag but I didn't lose a page to shipping & handling.Pros (for me): good feel and I can load them in the laser printer as letter size. The grid-print is on one side so I can set up a form on the other that is easier to read than actually printing over a grid.Cons: The grids are dark blue and relatively heavy. I can still diagram over them (even with a blue pen) but I'd prefer a lighter "print."
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