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Just Fold! Mini Books {August}

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These Just Fold! Mini Books are exactly that! No collating, no stapling — Just Fold! They can be used in a variety of ways. Use them at your Work on Writing station during Daily 5, as a center activity, a whole group activity, in your guided reading time with a small group, as an intervention, or even as homework!

There are 10 books total, but each book comes in 4 versions so that you can differentiate them to meet your students needs.

1. Trace the sight word.
2. Trace the sentence.
3. Trace the sentence and fill in the missing sight word.
4. Blank lines – write your own story.

Topics:
School
Supplies
Rules
ABCs
Shapes (2 kinds)
Colors (2 kinds)
Animals(2 kinds)

Sight Words:
a, can, see, at, is, for, will

Get the BUNDLE which includes months August through May here:
Just Fold! Mini Books Bundle

Or check out my All About the ABC’s Just Fold! Mini Books!

This pack was made with DJ Inkers Clipart.
DJ Inkers Commercial License #0812169270

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It’s best to “paint” the glue onto the bottle one small section at a time. Then, add the tissue paper to the section where you have put glue on the bottle.

You don’t want to cover the entire bottle in glue all at once—just a little section at a time.

It’s also important that after you have glued the small pieces of tissue paper down, you spread glue on top of them as well. This will help keep the tissue paper pieces on the bottle and not sticking up all over.

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