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Writing and correction

Whether you need writing supplies for your journal, mechanical pencils for your math homework or a fine point marker for wedding invitations, we've got you covered. Use the following information to narrow down your search for the right items.

Pens

Do you do a lot of writing? You'll need something reliable that won't cause your hand to cramp.

• A gel pen with a comfort grip is a good bet. The smooth flow of ink allows for minimal pressure when pressing pen to paper, and the comfort grip provides a cushion of support for your fingers.
• A retractable ballpoint pen is a tried-and-true sturdy pen that's suitable for everyday use. The metal clip can hang on a pocket or folder so you'll never lose a pen again.
• Want to show off your artistic side? Felt-tip pens produce a smooth, dark line. These bold ink pens come in a variety of colors and are perfect for drawing on any type of paper. The color won't bleed through your work, making this an optimal pen for editing projects.
• To make your next birthday party or graduation invitation to stand out, check out long-lasting gel pens. Gel pens come in every color you can think of. Some even have glitter accents.

Markers

Markers are a classic writing instrument for young and old alike.

• Next time you want to relax with a coloring book or doodle on some paper, pick up a pack of fine-tip markers. A 20-pack of washable markers can work on just about any surface. Want to practice calligraphy? A fine tip is the ideal marker for creative lettering.
• For something that will last, a permanent marker is a bold choice that lets you write on just about any surface. When making a sign, choose a permanent marker with a large chiseled tip for easy writing. A fine-tip permanent marker is ideal for invitations and crafts. Available in a variety of bright colors, permanent markers can withstand water and resist fading. Write your name in permanent marker on your soccer ball, baseball or football so you never lose it again.
• A dry-erase marker is fun to write with and erases easily on dry erase boards. Low-odor markers are safe to use, which make them an excellent choice for at home, school or in the office. To keep track of your family schedule, try hanging up a dry-erase calendar in your kitchen. Choose a different color dry-erase marker for each member of the family and you'll never be late for a practice again.

Highlighters

Available in bold, see-through colors, highlighters are a must-have writing staple. The quick-drying ink ensures color won't bleed through books and documents. A retractable highlighter is handy when you're doing a lot of reading and highlighting. The comfortable size makes it a breeze to use, and the clip will stay put on your folder or binder.

Pencils

It's always good to have high-quality pencils on hand. Classic wooden and mechanical pencils are great for taking notes, working on math homework and coloring or sketching.

• A standard #2 pencil can't be beat. The smooth graphite and wooden grip is a staple for writers of all ages. An un-sharpened box of 24 will last a long time and is a value that can't be missed.
• When you buy #2 pencils, don't forget the pencil sharpener. A one-hole pencil sharpener canister is a smooth sharpener that won't cut your finger. The easy screw top allows you to empty the canister when it's full so you can use it again and again.
• For days that involve a lot of writing, a mechanical pencil is the gold standard in comfort and sleekness. Taking a standardized test? Use a mechanical pencil. One or two clicks and you have the perfect amount of #2 lead. The eraser on top cleanly and completely removes mistakes without tearing a hole in your paper.
• To add some color to your work, check out colored pencils. Colored pencils come in boxes with up to 100 vibrant shades. These pre-sharpened pencils are fun to use in coloring books, crafts and notebooks.

White Out and Erasers

We all make mistakes. The next time you're writing, crafting or coloring, don't throw away your hard work.

• Correct a mistake made in pen or marker with white-out tape. It's an easy-on tape that covers the error completely. Unlike liquid correction fluid, the tape doesn't need time to dry. You can instantly correct your mistake and move on.
• For pencil mistakes look no further than a durable white or pink eraser. A white eraser can completely remove pencil markings from a piece of paper. If you're taking an exam or writing an essay, have one on hand in case you need to erase full paragraphs of work. A pink eraser is a reliable everyday tool for young and old alike. It'll even remove some pen markings and charcoal.