This form consists of 100 blank squares. However, a vertical line partitions the sheet of paper in exactly five squares on one side and five on the other. The teacher may simply use scissors to cut the paper in half and have a student work on just that half of the paper with simple operations of addition, subtractions and multiplication. It is particularly versatile for memorization exercises of the above math operations with bead-bars or equation combinations. This version of graph paper is widely used in Montessori classrooms both at the primary levels (ages 3-6) and elementary grades 1 through 8. The teacher may duplicate this form as many times as needed throughout the school year.

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