Class Lift-the-Flap Book

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Materials

9" x 12" construction paper in assorted colors

markers

hole punch

4" x 7" card stock glue

number cards for 1 to 5

metal rings (or yarn) for assembling the book

small blocks or counters

Instructions

* Draw a line down the middle of each sheet of 9" x 12" construction paper,
positioned horizontally.
* Punch holes in the left side of the paper.
* Fold the 4" x 7" card stock along the short edge, making a 1/4 " fold for gluing.
What to Do
1. Show the children the number cards for 1 to 5. Explain that they will be
coloring sets of objects that match these numbers to make a lift-the-flap book
for the classroom.
2. Give each child a sheet of 9" x 12" construction paper, positioned horizontally
with the holes punched on the left. Ask the children to choose a number card,
name the number, and draw a set of that many objects on the right side of
their papers. Ask the children to try to keep the objects on the right side of the
line.
3. When the children are finished drawing, ask them to count the objects. Write
the number (no larger than 4" x 7") on the left side of the page and glue a card
stock covering for the number to make a flap to lift. Allow to dry.
4. Assemble the pages in numerical order with a cover sheet and slip the rings
through the holes.
Assessment
To assess the children's learning, consider the following:
* Can the children recognize the numbers on the cards?
* Using small block

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