Printable graph paper in four sizes, coordinate grids, dot and isometric dot paper, lined paper, and primary handwriting and story paper for grades K–8. Every page is drawn to size and prints in color or black-and-white.
Printable graph paper with 1/4-inch squares, the size most math and science classes use. One page with a Name and Date line and one full-page grid, in color and black and white.
Printable graph paper with large 1/2-inch squares, roomy enough for young students to write in. One page with a Name and Date line and one full-page grid, in color and black and white.
Printable graph paper with 1 cm squares, the same size as base-ten unit cubes. One page with a Name and Date line and one full-page grid, in color and black and white.
Printable graph paper with 5 mm squares and a darker line every centimeter. One page with a Name and Date line and one full-page grid, in color and black and white.
Printable first-quadrant coordinate grids: one large grid numbered 0 to 20, and a page of four smaller grids numbered 0 to 10, with a table for naming ten points.
Printable primary story paper with a box for a picture above handwriting lines, in the same three sizes as the handwriting paper: 1 inch, 3/4 inch and 1/2 inch lines.
Keep a stack of graph paper at the math center for lining up digits and drawing shapes.
Put a coordinate grid in a sheet protector for dry-erase plotting practice.
Draw a building made of cubes on isometric dot paper, then build it.
Move young writers from the large handwriting lines to the small ones as their letters get smaller and neater.
Printing
Print at actual size (100%), not fit to page. Each page has a small bar at the bottom, 1 inch long or 2 cm on the metric pages, so you can check the size with a ruler.
Downloading
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