Handwriting Exercises & Planner Pages

I’m putting together two sets of handwritten materials that need a warm, personal touch: First, a batch of educational exercises for my students. Think short passages, copy-work lines, and simple question-and-answer prompts that help them practise letter formation and spacing. Each page must be written clearly in consistent print so that learners can trace or imitate the strokes without confusion. Second, a collection of undated daily-planner pages. These will be used by busy homemakers who still love the feel of pen on paper. Clean headings, tidy columns for tasks, meals, and notes, all in the same neat print style will make the planners both practical and inviting. Print is the preferred style throughout; even if I later add a few shopping-list templates, the straightforward printed lettering should remain. Deliverables • 25–30 A4 or US-letter pages of student handwriting exercises, scanned at 300 dpi in PDF. • 15 minimalist daily-planner pages in matching print, also scanned at 300 dpi in PDF. • Original paper sheets retained until I confirm file quality. Pages may be created with any good-quality black or blue ink pen on plain white paper. Please keep margins even and avoid ruled notebook lines; guidelines may be light-pencilled and erased before scanning if you wish. I’ll review a quick sample page before you commit to the full set so we can lock in layout and legibility. Once approved, the rest can follow in a single milestone.