TiconderogaTri-Write Pencils, With Erasers, #2 Lead, Yellow, Pack Of 36

Such a great transition writing tool for early writers. I have purchased this pencil for my classroom of early writers and it has improved their handwriting. It has also helped strengthen weak hand muscles into using the proper writing grip. This is such a great product from a tried and true company.

I ordered these pencils after my sister brought me a triangular pencil from France. I thought they made a perfect size for carpenter's pencils. I wasn't wrong. I usually like a normal pencil instead of the flat carpenters pencil because they are more accurate but they are a little too fragile to carry in a tool belt. The Laddie Tri-Write is a little more substantial than a standard writing pencil and they hold up to a lot of abuse, but you can still sharpen them down to a nice point. The lead is a little soft so they leave a nice dark line which is easy to see with sawdust flying around. I wouldn't complain if it was slightly harder so the point would last longer, but for me the point holds up for almost an entire work day. The triangular profile makes it a little less likely to roll off a work piece but not nearly as stable as the standard carpenters pencil. Conclusion: if you like a more accurate pencil for marking lumber and the little ones are always breaking this pencil is a great alternative. Now if I could only find someone who could print my logo on them...

These pencils are perfect for a preschool child. They are easy to hold and a great value!

My son uses these pencils. They are great

I really like tickets products. Especially the triwrite ones. I do better at times with larger pencils. The kindergarten ones can sometimes feel a little big. I really like the size of these. I gave one to a friend. He told me he uses it a lot.

You get quite a few in a box so I do wish you had the option to buy less. However with that being said, these pencils are great. I homeschool my 4 y/o and we have tried regular pencils, the big “my first pencils” that are just round, and finally these big triangular pencils. These are my favorite, and more importantly my sons favorite. His little fingers go into the correct pencil grip position when using this pencil, whereas when he uses round pencils he takes more time to figure it out and is constantly readjusting his fingers. I would recommend them to anyone with little kids learning how to hold a pencil OR adults who just was a comfortable pencil!

I bought these for my classroom to replace the Ticonderoga black pencils. These do not break nearly as often as the Tri’s do. However the erasers just don’t do the job.

great for young children learning to hold a writing utensil.