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Do you lose your eraser at school?
Does it roll off your desk and fall on the floor?
Do you look in your pencil box and find nothing?
You are not alone! Many kids lose their erasers every single day.
Now there is a great new fix!
Meet the Never-Lost Eraser!
This helpful tool will stay with you all day long.
It has a soft band that clips right to your wrist.
You can also snap it to your pencil top.
It even comes with a bright magnet for your desk!
When you drop it, the soft cord keeps it close.
It will never roll under a chair again.
The Never-Lost Eraser comes in five fun colors.
You can choose neon blue, bright pink, sun yellow, lime green, or grape purple.
It even lights up with a soft glow when you press the side button!
This eraser cleans up pencil marks very fast.
It does not smudge your paper.
It leaves no messy eraser dust behind.
Your schoolwork will always look clean and neat.
Teachers love it because students spend less time searching for tools.
Parents love it because they do not have to buy new erasers every week!
Kids love it because it is fun and super easy to use.
Are you ready to stop losing your eraser?
Visit the school store this Friday!
Every Never-Lost Eraser comes with a free sheet of shiny star stickers.
Get yours today and keep your eraser safe forever!

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βThe Never-Lost Eraser!β is a advertisement reading passage about School Supplies, written for Lower Elementary. It takes about 2 minutes to read (246 words) and comes with an interactive quiz and a printable worksheet with comprehension questions and an answer key.