Shatterproof ruler for left-handers

Description

Your left-handed child comes home from school with a bad mark because he couldn’t draw a 5 cm line… Have him draw a line at home: if he starts his line on the right, then these rules with the zero on the right can help him pass his exercise. Made from “shatterproof” material, these rulers are more resistant to shocks. However, they remain rigid enough to maintain the precision needed for schoolwork (marshmallow rulers that can be twisted and distorted in all directions are less rigorous). These rules will stand up better to the many school attacks and should last for more than one school year. A small saving is always worth making. 17 cm ruler Why 17 cm instead of the traditional 20 cm? To make it easier to store in most pencil cases, as opposed to the 20 cm that’s always lying around in your schoolbag. When you place the ruler on a document to find the passage more easily, thanks to the opacity of its beautiful black color, the sentence you’re studying will stand out clearly. On the right-hand side, a little vitriolic comment: Ruler to make right-handers think… 30 cm ruler (site exclusivity). This space-saving ruler combines several features: A 0-300 mm ruler with zero on the right. A checkerboard frame to remind you of the correspondence between millimeters/centimeters/decimeters.  A conversion table for units of length from millimeter to kilometer. The 3 is placed as an example in the dm (triple-decimeter) box, and you can read the equivalent in cm (30); in mm (300); in dam (0.03), and so on. It’s a handy little memo for those days when the brain fails, and even grown-ups appreciate it without telling the younger ones… This ruler is ambidextrous or ambisenestrated, in short, for everyone, with its graduation in the other direction on the opposite edge. This 30 cm ruler is on the French Ministry of Education’s list of essential school supplies. It’s flat, 30 cm long and made of plastic. Success, self-confidence and a good start at school sometimes come down to simple little objects. Reverse test: put the 17 cm ruler in the hands of a right-hander who doubts the necessary daily adaptations for left-handers to show him how a simple ruler can generate a bad mark at school!!!! Made in Italy