Materials
Outdoor sand area
Empty, sturdy plastic containers and wax milk cartons
Shovels or garden trowels
Pebbles, seashells, twigs, acorns, and other natural items
Toy cars, trucks, and so on
Whiskbrooms
Instructions
1. The next time you want to create a book written by your class, try this easy
method. After each page is completed, slip it inside a page protector.
2. Arrange the pages in the three-ring binder, and tape a cover to the front (or
use a binder with the plastic pocket on the front).
3. Now it can be on the classroom bookshelf for the children to enjoy and read
over and over again without tearing or coming apart.
4. Another advantage of this method is the ability to dismantle the book and
send the pages home with their authors to share with family.
