The biggest difference for us is that my child doesn't need me guiding every single stroke. The grooves provide enough direction that she can practice more independently.
Evertrust Magic Grooved Writing Practice Set
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Join Thousands of Parents Helping Their Kids Spend Less Time on Screens & More Time Practicing Real-World Skills!
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“Finally, Something He Actually Wants To Practice With”
"My son could recognize his ABCs but struggled when it was time to actually write them. The grooved pages give him a clear path to follow, and the reusable books make it easy for him to practice again and again."
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“She Was Struggling With Pencil Control”
My daughter knew many letters but had trouble controlling a pencil and staying on the lines. The guided grooves give her something to follow while the included pen grips make practice feel much more manageable. -
“A Break From The Tablet That He Actually Enjoys”
I wanted more hands-on activities for my daughter without making learning feel like homework. She loves tracing the letters, numbers, and drawings, and I love that she can practice without needing a screen.
Your Child Doesn't Need More Screen Time To Learn.
They Need More Chances To Practice.
The Evertrust Magic Grooved Writing Practice Set gives little hands a guided way to practice letters, numbers, words, and drawing.
Instead of staring at a screen, your child can hold, trace, repeat, and practice — building confidence through hands-on learning.
And because the books are reusable, they can keep practicing their favorite pages again and again.
Build Better Pencil Control Through Guided Practice
Learning to write isn't just about knowing the alphabet.
Children also need opportunities to practice how their hands move — holding a writing tool, following a path, forming shapes, and repeating the movements needed for writing.
The grooved pages give children a physical path to follow, making handwriting practice more structured and engaging.
Less Guessing. More Guided Practice.
Everything They Need To Keep Practicing
No need to buy several separate handwriting supplies.
From letters and numbers to words and creative drawing, your child has plenty of activities to keep practicing.
One Set. Lots of Practice.
What Makes Us the Better Choice
More Practice. More Guidance. More Ways To Learn.
| Evertrust | Basic Writing Books | |
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Grooved tracing paths |
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Reusable writing practice |
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Multiple writing books |
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Pens, refills & training grips included |
The Results Speak for Themselves
Our customers experience meaningful changes—faster, easier, and better than they expected.
90%
Noticed better pencil control
90%
Reported better handwriting
90%
Felt more confident
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 50 reviews.
My son knew his numbers but struggled to write them without help. Practicing them repeatedly in the grooved books gave him a simple way to work on the movements himself.
I was looking for something appropriate for preschool writing practice that wasn't just loose worksheets. This set feels more engaging because my child can trace directly through the grooved letters and shapes.
My child has always struggled with staying inside lines and forming letters correctly. The grooves give a clear path to follow, which has made practice sessions much less frustrating.
The ergonomic grips were helpful because my daughter was holding her pencil awkwardly. They made the pen easier for her little hand to control during tracing practice.
We wanted to reduce some of the time our child spends on the tablet and replace it with something useful. These books have been an easy activity to pull out when we want a screen-free option.
My son recognizes lots of words but wasn't confident putting a pencil to paper. The guided grooves gave him a starting point and made handwriting practice feel less intimidating.
At first I wondered if my child would lose interest after a few pages, but the variety kept the practice from feeling repetitive. Having drawing and tracing activities along with letters and numbers was a big plus.
My preschooler would get frustrated whenever her writing looked messy. The grooved pages gave her more direction and helped her slow down and focus on following each shape.
I liked that this set includes everything we needed instead of having to buy pens and supplies separately. The different books also gave my child plenty of letters, numbers, tracing, and drawing activities to practice.
My daughter knew her letters and numbers but had trouble controlling a pencil. The grooves helped guide her hand, and after practicing regularly she seemed much more comfortable making the strokes.
We were having a hard time getting my son to practice writing because he was so used to using a tablet. These books made practice feel more like an activity than homework, and he actually asks to use them.
My child could recognize letters but struggled to write them clearly, so I wanted something more hands-on than a tablet. The grooved pages gave them a path to follow and made writing practice much easier to understand.
My preschooler had trouble keeping the pencil on the correct path when using ordinary worksheets. The grooved pages give a physical guide that helps her understand where the writing should go.
I appreciate that the set is designed around repetition because handwriting takes practice. My son can trace the same types of letters and numbers multiple times instead of moving on after one attempt.
My child initially preferred watching videos to practicing letters, so I was looking for something more engaging. The combination of tracing, drawing, and the special pens made the switch to hands-on practice easier.
The set works well when we need a quick activity that doesn't involve a screen. I can hand it to my child with the pen and let them practice while I handle other things nearby.
My daughter was having trouble with consistent letter sizes and shapes. The guided pages give her a reference to follow and have made her more conscious of how she forms each letter.
I wanted my preschooler to get more practice before kindergarten without turning every evening into a lesson. These books make it easy to fit a few minutes of writing practice into our normal routine.
My child enjoys the feeling of tracing the grooves and tends to stay focused longer than with plain worksheets. It has made handwriting practice a little less of a struggle in our house.
The included pencil case is a small detail but makes the whole set easier to keep organized. We have everything together and can take it with us when we leave the house.
My son has a hard time knowing where to start when copying letters. The grooves show him the shape and path, which makes it easier for him to begin without asking for help every few seconds.
I was looking for something that would help my child transition from tablet activities to real handwriting. This gave us a simple routine where screen-free practice feels like part of play.
The reusable writing format makes practice convenient because we don't go through stacks of paper. My child can repeat the same letters and shapes instead of practicing them only once.
My daughter used to avoid handwriting because she felt like she couldn't do it correctly. After using the guided pages, she seems more willing to try and doesn't get discouraged as quickly.
I like having a dedicated screen-free activity for restaurants and appointments. The books are much easier to bring along than a pile of separate worksheets and supplies.
My child knows many letters by sight but wasn't able to reproduce them clearly. The grooves have provided a visual and physical guide that makes the difference between recognizing a letter and practicing how to write it.
The variety is what convinced me to try this set. We can switch between letters, numbers, tracing, and drawing when my child starts getting bored with one type of practice.
My preschooler was struggling to control a pencil and would press too hard. The guided practice has encouraged slower, more controlled movements and made writing sessions easier for both of us.
I wanted something that could help my child practice without needing me to prepare worksheets every day. Everything comes together in one set, so we can simply open a book and start.
My daughter loves drawing but didn't enjoy handwriting practice. The drawing activities helped make the set more appealing to her, and now she is more willing to work on letters too.
This has been a nice addition to our preschool routine. Instead of sitting with a tablet, my child can spend some time practicing letters and numbers with a real writing tool.
My son gets frustrated when his letters don't look right. Having grooves to follow has helped him understand the direction of each stroke and made practice feel more manageable.
I was concerned the books might be too difficult for a younger child, but the tracing format makes it easy to start slowly. We can focus on a few letters at a time instead of doing everything at once.
My child used to recognize letters on the screen but had very little interest in writing them on paper. This gave us a hands-on way to turn some of that recognition into actual writing practice.
The pencil grips were one of my favorite parts because my daughter tends to hold writing tools too tightly. They give her a more comfortable place to position her fingers while practicing.
My preschooler needed help learning how to form letters rather than simply recognize them. Repeatedly tracing the grooves has helped make the writing movements more familiar.
I like that the set isn't limited to just alphabet practice. My child can work on letters, numbers, tracing, and drawing, so there is always another activity to try.
My son has trouble with fine hand movements, and regular handwriting worksheets were frustrating for him. The grooves give his hand more structure and make each writing motion easier to practice.
The pens are easy for my child to use, and I really liked having extra ink refills included. We can keep practicing without worrying about running out after a few sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for a 3-year-old?
Yes. The set is designed for young children beginning handwriting practice. For younger children, we recommend adult supervision and letting them practice at their own pace
What does the set include?
You receive 6 large grooved writing books, 6 magic pens, 12 pen refills, 3 pen training grips, a pencil case, and a portable storage box.
How do the grooved books work?
The letters, numbers, and activities have grooved paths that guide the writing tool. Children can follow the paths repeatedly as they practice forming letters, numbers, and shapes.
Does it help with pencil holding?
The included training grips can provide additional guidance for how a child holds the pen. The grooved pages also give children repeated opportunities to practice controlled writing movements.
Can the books be reused?
Yes. The included magic pens are designed for reusable practice. After the ink fades, children can use the books again for additional practice.