A much needed invention!

A much needed invention!

Here is how it all started...  

🎯 Imagine you are working on a craft with a child and they need to write a title, their name or sentences about their picture.  They worked so hard cutting, gluing and coloring, but then their large, dark, uneven writing mars the pretty workmanship.    

🎯 Regular classroom workbooks and worksheets? They have such small boxes for the kids to try to write their answers.  Who can get all those words straight and neat with no guidelines? What fun is trying to draw lines to help them? I'll answer that: NO FUN AT ALL! 

🎯 There is a person who is the hero of every school by helping out in the classrooms.  We know this person that has to help the children get their answers on a page so the teachers can read it.  Wouldn’t it be great for that person to do their job faster by drawing lines on worksheets and in workbooks? 

I am an Occupational Therapist and I work on handwriting with students of all ages and abilities. Students need to carry over their handwriting practice into the classroom, but teachers find it time consuming to draw handwriting lines on their papers and in their workbooks.  I've suggested using extra loose handwriting papers, but they are tucked into desks and workbooks are easily lost. 

Legi Liner is a brain child of my laziness and allows you to quickly draw lines for handwriting practice on any paper surface to help improve letter size and placement for more legible writing.

Thank you for taking a look at my invention!  Polly Benson, OTR/L

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