I've been busy making file folder games and some lapbooks for the boys to work on. It turned into a big project because I wanted them all laminated. Lots of printing, cutting, and more cutting. But they weren't expensive, even after 10 feet of lamination at my local copy store! I was really hoping to find some strong glue, but nothing was working. I tried hot glue and liquid fusion. I opted for staples. Sturdy, even though they're not pretty. Here are the two more elaborate lapbooks I made, one "fireman" and one "astronaut." 
I did two more traditional file folder games, too.
And lastly, I found some activities in the Friend magazine that looked fun.
They work great with dry-erase markers and some sticky-back velcro. Nolan is really enjoying them and even Ezra loves doodling with the markers. We have since learned that it's not a good idea to do these on the couch (it washed out, thank goodness).
7 comments:
How cute and fun, Kenz! Look at you being all crafty and creative. :) I bet the boys love them.
You have been busy. Those look like a lot of fun! My kids have loved the folder games we have. I'm sure all the work will pay off.
Thanks for the links. They look cute and fun.
I don't know if you already use them, but I've seen washable dry erase markers at Walmart. I've never tried them, but I'd like to since we've had Brooklyn stain her shirt, our carpet, and our walls with the regular ones before.
I LOVE it! Thanks for the links.
did you laminate these yourself? my copy store charges between $1.49-$1.99 per sheet. Just wondering how to laminate for cheaper.
Kenzee - these are so fun. You have inspired me! Thanks for sharing your ideas. It was great to see you guys on Saturday -
I am so glad you posted the links thank you so much for sharing they look awesome.
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