
Step #1: Fold the paper in half "hamburger" style. Make sure the fold is creased crisply.
Step #2: Unfold the paper and fold it the other way, "hotdog style."
Step #3: Fold the edges in to the center crease.
Step #4: Unfold the paper, which should now be divided into eight boxes. I drew dotted lined to make it clearer.
Step #6: Unfold the paper and fold it the other way, "hotdog style." Press in the outer edges until you have a four pointed star.
For five ways you can use a mini-book in your classroom and to see the scary mini-book project my students did, check out this post here. I would love to hear your ideas for how you could use this little book in your classroom.
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I use these little books for science or social studies review! The kids love to write a key term on each page and illustrate!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea! I'm sure their little books are much more fun to study with than traditional notes.
ReplyDeleteBrynn Allison
This could be used to complete a story before you get to the end, or to fill in a missing piece of a story, such as why Cinderella's step-mother was so mean.
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