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Flip and Fold Books

July 10, 2012 Kari Brimhall
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Flip and Fold Book_Page_1_Image_0002

It’s easy to make a mini-book! Just Flip and Fold!

Supplies

  • 1 piece of paper
  • Stapler
  • Scissors

Benefits

  • Two folds, two staples and a single cut makes a simple piece of paper into an eight-page mini-novel.
  • A flip and fold book will not intimidate reluctant writers.
  • Young and old alike can take a single idea and turn it into a story.
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Flip and Fold Book_Page_1_Image_0001

Directions

  • Fold a piece of paper in half.
  • Fold in half again.
  • Staple on the fold.
  • Cut off the other fold with scissors.
  • Presto! You’ve made a book!
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Hints for Parents and Teachers

Our kids love making these books. They can be an easy-reader for the young with only one or two sentences per page or it can even be a well -developed idea put into book form.

This type of book is great for new writers, they learn about the title page, where page numbers go, etc.

Do It Again

  • Create a book about emotions with one word and drawing per page.
  • Transplant a single idea from your writing journal and expand upon it.
  • Create a collection of stories, jokes, or riddles in a flip and fold book.
  • You can insert pictures and photographs into your flip and fold books!
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