The ergonomic graphite pencil for beginning writers. Learning to write is a big challenge. Once learned, a pen grip is difficult to unlearn. That's why the EASYgraph graphite pencil has indentations along the entire pencil, to help children grasp their pencil correctly in an easy and intuitive way. · For children aged 5 and older · Ergonomic graphite pencil specifically for left- and right-handers · Suitable for both writing and drawing · Triangular shape and anti-slip grip zones for a relaxed grip · Yellow or red end indicates left- or right-handed version · 3.15 mm core, HB hardness · Wood from managed forests (PEFC certified) · Dirt-repellent lacquer on the grip zones for long durability · With space for a name Wood from sustainably managed forests (PEFC certified). Learning to write is one of the biggest challenges for children at school. To keep children motivated, it is important that they enjoy learning to write at school. We help them make learning to write easier and more fun! Thanks to the indentations along the EASYgraph graphite pencil, children can see exactly where to place their fingers to hold the pencil correctly, thus easily learning the correct pen grip. Because the fingers cannot slip, children can hold the pencil in a relaxed way, which prevents tired hands and cramps while writing. Available in separate versions for left- and right-handers. With the ergonomic products from the EASYstart family, there is a suitable pen or pencil for every age. All STABILO EASYstart products have been developed in collaboration with parents, teachers, children, and experts in ergonomics. The products are ergonomically designed and perfectly match the anatomy of a child's hand in terms of weight, size, and shape. As a result, the pens and pencils fit well in the hand and children intuitively hold them correctly. This allows them to (learn to) write in a relaxed way, and tired muscles and cramp complaints are a thing of the past. Children can fully concentrate on practicing and writing letters and no longer have to worry about holding their pen or pencil.