The NSW Foundation letterforms on dotted thirds ruling — the Australian sheet, with the midline dotted as it is in class.
The handwriting style taught in New South Wales schools: Foundation Style print in the first years, then its joined form. The letters sit on dotted thirds ruling, the three-zone line Australian classrooms write on, which is how this sheet is ruled.
The 8 mm band gives 24 mm dotted thirds, the size used from Kindergarten. Once letters are steady, children move down to 18 mm. Blank 18 mm dotted thirds paper
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