Silvine A4 Cream Paper Dyslexia Exercise Book | 48 7mm Square Pages, 80gsm Tinted Paper for SEN Supportive Learning & Memory Aid

• Enhanced Dyslexia Support: Specifically designed with cream tinted paper, our premium 80gsm exercise books reduce visual stress and enhance focus, making them an ideal memory aid for SEN supportive learners and individuals with dyslexia.
• Optimal Writing Clarity: Visual aid notebook with 7mm squares which subtly fade into the background to ensure your writing stands out, promoting better focus and clarity on the page for an effortless note taking experience.
• Traditional Staple Stitched Binding: Securely stitched for a clean, classic finish, this A4 exercise book fits easily into school bags and backpacks. The durable staple binding keeps pages firmly in place while allowing the book to open flat for smooth writing during lessons.
• High Quality Construction: This A4 cream tinted exercise book offers 48 pages of high quality 80gsm paper for longer study sessions, note taking, and assignments; covering your academic and professional needs.
• Classic Manilla Cover: Finished with a sturdy blue cover, this exercise book provides dependable everyday protection against wear and tear. The traditional school exercise book is ideal for colour coded subjects and classroom organisation.

Created to ease visual stress in the classroom, our 7mm square ruled tinted exercise books help you create an inclusive learning environment. Our squared exercise books have been printed on blue, green, yellow, cream, pink and lilac paper, allowing you to ensure each student has the perfect shade to help promote better focus and clarity. Our coloured paper A4 exercise books have been constructed from pastel tinted premium 80gsm educational grade papers making them perfect for both KS1 and KS2. The 48 pages (24 sheets) are protected by the durable 225gsm manilla cover and secured by its triple stapled spine. Our 7mm square ruled tinted exercise books are great tools to help improve focus and concentration with SEN students and assist pupils with dyslexia.