Bold Line Templates

With the following resources (pdf or Word files), you can produce your own bold lined paper using your colour printer or photocopier. Make sure the photocopier is set to the correct colour if necessary and print the exact number of pages required.

Why Green Lines?

Bold lined paper is often produced with green lines. This is because students generally write in black or blue – and green is a colour that offers good contrast but is a different colour to the student’s pen.

Lined Paper – Portrait

• 9mm (green) / 9mm (black)

• 11mm (green) / 11mm (black)

• 15mm (green) / 15mm (black)

• 15mm dotted thirds (green) / 15mm dotted thirds (black)

• 18mm (green) / 18mm (black)

• 18mm dotted thirds (green) / 18mm dotted thirds (black)

• 25mm (green) / 25mm (black)

• 25mm dotted thirds (green) / 25mm dotted thirds (black)

Lined Paper – Landscape

• 15mm dotted thirds (green) / 15mm dotted thirds (black)

• 18mm (green) / 18mm (black)

• 18mm dotted thirds (green) / 18mm dotted thirds (black)

• 25mm (green) / 25mm (black)

• 25mm dotted thirds (green) / 25mm dotted thirds (black)

• 35mm (green) / 35mm (black)

• 35mm dotted thirds (green) / 35mm dotted thirds (black)

• 50mm (green) / 50mm (black)

Graph Paper

• 10mm x 10mm (green) / 10mm x 10mm (black)

• 25mm x 25mm (green) / 25mm x 25mm (black)

• Graph paper 1 – 36 pages of graph paper options (basic graphs – black, blue, red & grey)

• Graph paper 2 – 64 pages of graph paper options (more complex graphs)

Miscellaneous

• Clock face – analogue, two clock faces to a page

• Music staves – treble and bass clef

• Protractors – eight pages of options – print on paper or on an overhead transparency