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“Do you still dot practice letters for your students by hand? Wouldn’t you rather type your practice sheets and then print them on your computer printer? Primary Tablet prints whatever you type in your choice of primary tablet formats, with or without ruled lines, solid or dotted lettering, and with or without directional arrows or color coded starting dots and arrows!”

Primary Tablet is currently on sale for $22.50 (regularly $29.95).

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Want to win a free copy? The developers have offered 3 copies to giveaway to readers of this site. To enter the drawing, download the demo and post a comment about how Primary Tablet would be helpful for you. Contest ends on Thursday, July 22nd at 11:59 PM EST.

You can double your chances of winning by tweeting about the contest. Tweeting will throw your name in the drawing a 2nd time. You must post a comment to this post first to be entered; tweeting is not an entry, but a 2nd entry only. CLICK THIS TO TWEET

Congratulations to KAZUO, rick, and Ron for winning a free copy of Primary Tablet!

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7 Comments on “25% off Primary Tablet (Or Win A Copy!)”

occulusdeiJul 19, 2010 at 1:14 pm
please @ occulusdei
SaiJul 20, 2010 at 12:33 am
Looking forward to win this :)
JD HossJul 20, 2010 at 10:46 am
My 4 year old would probably make good use of this! Also tweeted: @jdhoss
KAZUO MORIJul 20, 2010 at 10:34 pm
Good for my 4 years old son. That's interesting to make it by myself, but it would be more useful if they provide templates like "learning alphabet (list of alphabets)" or "first words".
J HernandezJul 20, 2010 at 11:56 pm
This program will be helpful for my primary grade students because I can personalize their practice sheets.
rickJul 21, 2010 at 12:31 pm
I was trying to figure out what this was, so I downloaded it. I get it! It is a Primary as in "primary school" writing aid. It basically gives the parent or teacher the ability to create Denelian( you know those big fat lined landscape handwriting paper we got as kids) handouts. It's pretty good for making these things... Right now my daughter is in 4th grade, and doing Cursive... Unfortunately for me ( and her) I didn't see Cursive in the text pull down. But it is really neat for what it is, and the name Primary Tablet is literally what it is.
Ron WebberJul 21, 2010 at 1:18 pm
My wife teaches Kindergarten and loves to generate learning tools for her students. In the past she has used a free handwriting font and drawn lines in with Canvas X. This simplifies the process for her.

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