Silvine EX114 Plain Exercise Book - Blue (Pack of 10), A4 (210x297mm)

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We are so happy that this could be the number of people we are helping to read, and can’t wait for the next person to discover the reading ruler and their passion for reading too.with this wonderful CGP KS2 Year 5 English Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling Targeted Question Book.

Blue A4 Exercise Book - The Range

Ever since then, along with the Crossbow team he now has behind him, Bob has been bringing you the best dyslexia friendly resources on the market, both those made by Crossbow and by other suppliers. So that we can provide you with the best experience, please upgrade to the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, or other modern browser. Part of the Visual Stress Collection: previous winning product of the Education Resources Awards SEN Resource of the Year.Use our quick and easy selector tool now to view our extensive collection of colours, sizes, formats, rulings and pages, from junior and infant, lined, squared, plain, or graph books to music and handwriting practise books. Finally, for those who need their exercise book for notes, writing, and words in general, we’ve got plenty of lined paper options too. Or choose to browse through our entire range of exercise books and accessories including praise and reward stickers, diaries and exercise book covering materials. Our original Crossbow brand range of exercise books offers the widest selection of tints to meet the visual stress needs of as many children as possible, and high paper quality to reduce the effect of see-through "shadows" from the reverse side of the pages, which can be a distraction for children with dyslexia-related and other visual-perceptual difficulties.