Making Mini-Books Last Longer for Mini-Fingers!
Hello everyone, I'm Fern from Fern Smith's Classroom Ideas. While you're prepping for back to school I would love to share one of my favorite tips. Once you invest in the paper and ink for printing mini-books and mini-readers, duct tape helps to make them last longer.
I like to use duck tape as a
side binder OVER the staples.
side binder OVER the staples.
Four Reasons:
1. It keeps the book together longer.
2. The BACK page is not as quick to rip off.
3. Little people don't start crying when little fingers get snagged on the back part of the staple!
Oh.the.Drama!
4. Teacher stays happy! :)
Guided Reading Groups and Fluency
You can also print 6 to 8 of the same mini-books to make sets to use again and again during your guided reading instruction. The students can use the books with white boards and white board markers.
Another Favorite Tip: Use one color of duct tape for the binding to keep all the same titles of a book easy to find and organized.
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Another Favorite Tip: Use one color of duct tape for the binding to keep all the same titles of a book easy to find and organized.
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