Roaring Spring Paper Products is a 126-year-old manufacturer of paper products such as notebooks, file folders, art supplies, and more. Aside from being great products, Roaring Spring Paper Products are also made in the USA. My family I sampled some of their products and loved them.
Color Me Products
My kids really liked being able to color on the cover of their notebooks. They were a hot with the 8- and 6-year-olds, but my 10-year-old wasn’t that interested. These notebooks encourage younger kids to be creative by personalizing and coloring the covers. There are a variety of pre-printed themes available such as Aquarium, Farm, Sports, and Fun Park.
Sugarcane Paper Notebooks
These notebooks rock. This paper product is produced from sustainable sugarcane fibers. The 3- and 5-subject notebooks come with a nice sturdy backing and a double pocket for stashing papers as well as taking notes. Designed for students, it also includes an assignments page.
Cross-Over Notebook
This was my favorite notebook of the bunch we reviewed. I absolutely LOVE that I can use it as a standard portrait-oriented notebook or as a landscape-oriented notebook. I’ve been using one in landscape orientation to organizing my blog posts and schedule. This unique wire-bound notebook has college-ruled lines running the width of the page on one side, and the length of the page on the other side. This printing allows you to take notes three ways: wide for sketching or to illustrate diagrams; standard; or by using the backlight grid pattern the lines create for graphing. These are several great ways to get a lot out of one notebook.
Enviroshades Notebook
This was another fun product. I reviewed a pink college-ruled Enviroshade 1-subject notebook. They are available in 1-, 3-, and 5-subject sizes. The paper in these notebooks is produced with a minimum of 30% post-consumer waste.
I received samples from Roaring Spring Paper Products to review. All opinions are my own.
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