STABILO EASYergo 3.15mm Pencil
A fantastic pencil, ergonomically designed specifically for children's hands.
Writing should be easy.....
and it can be with the STABILO EASYergo pencil. Designed to match the anatomy of a child's hand, its shape enables a relaxed hold and encourages the recommended trips grip.
Kids love this pencil! - The hardest task is often getting children to write. By giving them a pencil they can't wait to use, you are helping them to enjoy the whole writing process.
Many children start to write even before they start school, scribling their names or simple words. The way children write in the future is influenced even at this early age, either positively or negatively. This is why it is important for parents to make sure that the very first pencil supports the abilities and dexterity of their chidren with an ergonmic form.
The more effortless and simple those first scribbles are, the more fun children will have learning to write.
In order to meet these high demands, Stabilo has developed a very specially designed graphite pencil for learning to write.
A GOOD GRIP RIGHT FROM THE START.
Ideal for young writers.
The Pencil
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STABILO EASYergo 3.15mm pencil
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Innovative, ergonomic design - specially developed for children who are just starting to write
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HB mechanical pencil for left or right handed writers
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Moulded grip zone made from comfortable non slip material
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Special name tag space helps your child keep track of their pencil (included)
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Ergonomically designed matching sharpener included
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Easy to refill (1 lead included)
Don't forget to order your extra refills for this pencil -
Did you know?
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Up to 50% of a school day is spent writing! Even in this technological age, students still use handwriting to jot down notes, write exams and create ideas
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According to recent research almost a third of all 11-year olds are not meeting the required handwriting standards set out by the Government.
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Unlike running and jumping, handwriting is a skill which needs to be taught and children who aren't can fail to develop a comfortable, readable style.
