Dyslexia and Dysgraphia Handwriting Paper - Color-Coded Lined Paper in 4 Sizes and 4 Support Levels

Printable lined paper that does some of the teaching. Every line has a job: a blue top line for tall letters and capitals, a dashed midline for short letters, a bold green baseline that anchors every letter, and a dotted descender guide for the tails. Start with full color-coding, then step down the support ladder as placement becomes reliable. The last level looks like ordinary paper with the same spacing.

Designed by a clinician with 10+ years in brain injury and cognitive rehabilitation.

What's included (3 PDFs, 48 pages):

• Four sizes: wide 1 inch, medium 3/4 inch, standard 1/2 inch, and transition 3/8 inch
• Four support levels for every size, from full color-coding down to baseline only
• Letter-box versions for spacing practice and landscape versions for wider writing
• A notes-and-sketch page and a name-line page for everyday use
• A 16-page black-and-white set for plain printing
• A four-page guide: what each color means, choosing a size, fading the support, and a troubleshooting table that tells you which page to print for the problem you see

Who it's for: adults and teens with dysgraphia, dyslexia or ADHD, anyone whose writing changed after a stroke or brain injury, and the OTs, teachers and tutors who work with them.

Try it first: download two free pages from this set, the color guide and a medium full-support sheet, no email required. The handwriting guide explains how to choose a size and a support level.

Why buy direct from RehabWorksheets.com

• Personal and clinic licenses for every set
• Instant digital download after checkout
• Designed by a clinician

Please note: these materials support handwriting practice. They are not medical treatment, and no specific therapeutic outcomes are claimed.