Lapbook Lessons: How to make a Pocket Lapbook
This is a demonstration on how to make a pocket out of file folders. These are great for notebooking or lapbooking and are easy, and inexpensive activities for your children to enhance their unit studies
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Comment by Carolyn on September 15, 2010 at 10:50pm -
Hi,
Thanks for the great idea. Because I'm rather frugal I was thinking about how you could do the same thing but use fewer files.
You could do a similar thing with just 2 folders instead of 3, and reduce the risk of it all falling apart if your glue is as useless as mine. If you make 2 lap books using the normal folds. Place them open on top of each other. Glue the flaps on either side and staple across the bottom of the middle section. When you close the file it makes much the same thing as you have just shown but with one less folder, no cutting and less gluing.
You have to readjust the flaps just a little to accommodate the bulk, but it works.
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Comment by Liza Salud on August 28, 2008 at 9:30am -
I just love your videos! I'm just new at making lapbooks, so I don't quite know where to begin with - or which topic to choose. But your lessons really inspire and encourage me. Thank you! And God bless you!
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Comment by Christy S. Lube on June 9, 2008 at 4:54am -
Another great video... SO helpful to see it live! Thank you :)
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