Name: Pacon 74610 24" x 32" White Ruled Chart Tablet with Cursive Cover
Brand: Pacon
SKU: 328PAC74610
Price: 7.69 USD
Availability: LimitedAvailability

A white Pacon chart tablet with cursive writing on it.

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$7.69/Each

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Product Overview

25 sheets per tablet
Cursive cover
15 lb. basis weight
1" ruling
Durable chipboard back
2-hole punched
Unperforated
Great for classrooms, school projects, and handwriting activities

UPC Code:00029444746107

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Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 2.3 lb.
Length: 32 Inches
Width: 24 Inches
Binding: Wire
Binding Location: Top
Color: White
Features: Made in America
Material: Paper
Number of Holes: 2 Holes
Number of Pages: 25
Perforated: Without Perforations
Ruling: With Ruling
Shape: Rectangle
Size: 24" x 32"
Type: Writing Pads
Usage: Note Pads & Note Taking

Pacon PAC74610 Details

Have your students practice their handwriting with this Pacon 74610 24" x 32" white ruled chart tablet with cursive cover! With 25 sheets per pad, you can use this chart pad in your classroom to teach students how to write in cursive. Thanks to the durable binding, it's easy to take this pad on the go so students can complete projects wherever they go. The 1" ruling helps guide letter placement for a neat, professional appearance.

This chart pad includes 2-hole punches at the top and it is unperforated. This writing pad makes it easy to stay organized!

Overall Dimensions:
Length: 32"
Width: 24"

Because this item is not stocked in our warehouse, processing, transit times and stock availability will vary. If you need your items by a certain date, please contact us prior to placing your order. Expedited shipping availability may vary. We cannot guarantee that this item can be cancelled off of the order or returned once it is placed.

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Customer questions about this product

What is basis weight?

Basis weight is the weight of one ream of paper (500 sheets) when cut to the industry standard for that specific grade of paper. Therefore, the higher the basis weight, the heavier the paper.

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