How to Make a File Folder Lapbook

How to create a lapbook using ordinary file folders.
Project inspiration: handsonbibletea...
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4 manila file folders, 1/3 cut (amzn.to/2JB2ulB)
Bone folder (amzn.to/2JAo1eh) or stylus (amzn.to/2V5vNlU)
Paper trimmer (amzn.to/3aGJAWv) or X-acto knife (amzn.to/2V0dwpR)
Clear packing tape (amzn.to/2X6sA8c)
Scissors
Painter’s tape (amzn.to/2wbFzdz)
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[@assyriannahrin]

Such a beautiful idea, pls. More ideas with silhouette for kids 👍

[@CaughtbyDesign]

Thank you so much for the nice comment! The reason I purchased my first Silhouette machine was to make preschool Bible-class projects and it was a game-changer for sure!

[@nicoleschultz6215]

Love this! Thanks!

[@CaughtbyDesign]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@MarchetaGibson]

This is great! I love the idea that you did this projects with kids. I lead child art projects through our county arts council and am always looking for new ideas. I will practice with grandkids first, though, to see how long it takes to put the book together. Lycia, what age group do you recommend for this project? Thanks.

[@CaughtbyDesign]

If they are old enough to use a glue stick, they can do it! I think the youngest in my class was around 3 but it can be adapted to upper-elementary and maybe even older.