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Learn how to make various small books and foldables for kids to take notes or organize information with.

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Bookmaking for Little Hands

Whether you're new to lapbooking and are trying to get an idea of what minibooks are or whether you're an old hand at lapbooking and want some fresh ideas, welcome to the minibook gallery!

Browse the images for some creative inspiration. Follow the links for directions and templates.

Each photo featured on this page comes from a minibook that my daughter made as part of her homeschool experience over the past seven years.

If you're looking for printable templates for these minibooks, keep scrolling down. There's a link lower on the page for Homeschool Share, your best site for templates and printables.

Layered Book

Minibook Directions

Click to view Layered Book Directions PDF. ( Another option.)

Notes: A layered book is an easy but impressive minibook made with paper of various lengths, stacked and stapled together. Try different colors of paper to make a rainbow book! And remember that the layers can go up and down or side to side. A layered book is good for a list of related things.

2. Tabbed Book - Minibook Samples
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3. One Page Book - Minibook Samples
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One Page Book

Minibook Directions

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One Page Book Directions

Notes: With just one sheet of paper of most any size and a pair of scissors, you can make this one page book, the easiest and most versatile book there is! The larger your paper, the larger your finished book will be. Experiment with rectangles and squares of various sizes for unique books. Besides a cover and a back, this book has 6 interior pages. So it's good for three to six bits of information.

4. Accordion Book - Minibook Samples
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Accordion Book

Minibook Directions

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Notes: This book can be as short or as long as you'd like. It is especially good for timelines, steps in a process, a series of events, or any sequence at all. The accordion book can unfold up, down, to the left or to the right. You can decide! Index cards, taped together, make good accordion books.

5. Flip Flap Book - Minibook Samples
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Uses of Minibooks

Minibooks are used to record small bits of information in an attractive and creative format. Usually people associate them with lapbooks, but they can also stand alone for

-book reports

-creative writing assignments

-a summary of a lesson (narration)

-imaginative play

8. Pop Up Book - Minibook Samples
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Pop Up Book

Minibook Directions

Click here for Pop-up Book Directions. (Be sure to go click NEXT to go through these four pages of directions for this fabulously simple but impressive mini-book.)

Notes: You can cut out paper shapes of whatever you're studying and attach them inside the pop-up. Add a cover made of another sheet of paper to the outside to finish it off.

9. Flag Book - Minibook Samples
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Three Quarters Minibook

Minibook Directions

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Notes: Variations of this include cutting away one sixth or one eighth of a piece of paper. Experiment with different combinations to find a book size and shape that suits you!

15. Trifold Book - Minibook Samples
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Book Making Reference

This is a neat book! It has lots of great ideas with clear directions for making minibooks. It's more on the crafty side than the educational side in its presentation. But that's okay! It's got classic standby minibooks as well as some more adventurous and complicated ones.

Keep it Fresh!

There are an abundance of minibook styles. But there are other ways you can multiply your options!

use colored papers -- even various colors within one book

use different sizes -- think of tiny ones or large ones; or make it really skinny or really wide; round the edges.

rotate the book -- the book can open on the top, side, or bottom.

Bookmaking Bonanza

Lots of clever bookmaking ideas here, especially for the lower elementary grades. If you prefer an instant download, this book is also available at CurrClick in eBook format.

Evan Moor & Donald Silver

Two great resources for reproducible minibooks are the Pockets series published by EvanMoor and most of Donald Silver's books. They are a great value for the money! Copy the pages you want to use, and you've got instant minibooks.

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How to Open, Print, and Compile

In order to open the templates below you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is free to download. You should also be able to edit the files inside Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator (if you have them).

Most home printers can't print a 20-inch sheet of paper. However, you can blow up the image and print it on multiple sheets of standard-sized paper.

In the print setting window, under Page Handling, select "Tile All Pages."

An image on the right-hand side of the window will show you how the image will be divided over numerous sheets of paper. In the example above, it's spread out over nine.

Be sure to indicate a small amount of overlap between the pages (under Page Handling) for easier assembly.

Print and glue onto a recycled game board or piece of cardboard.

You can make a homemade Monopoly board by stringing together this basic template.

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Law & Order: Sentence Structure Unit - Fun Test-Prep Review Game

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Trade in worksheets for interactive grammar-based games.

Grammar is an integral part of language arts instruction for teachers and students in elementary and middle school classrooms. Traditional methods of teaching grammar through individual worksheets and whole class recitation can be tedious for teachers and students alike. Group-oriented, interactive grammar games engage students in active and cooperative learning experiences that encourage critical thinking and creativity as well as enforce grammar rules.

Noun Battle

Noun Battle helps student differentiate between nouns and proper nouns. Select one student to stand in the middle of the room. The student calls out a noun category (such as celebrity). The first student to stand up and call out a proper noun within the noun category (such as Marilyn Monroe) gets to call out the next noun category. The goal of the game is to have everyone standing as quickly as possible. The game ends when more than three seconds passes before anyone can think of a proper noun. Most classes will not be able to get through an entire round the first time. Provide a prize or incentive (like a free homework pass) for the first time everyone makes it through on one try.

Adverbial Action

Adverbial Action helps students understand the function of adverbs as describing the way in which an action occurs. Select one student to leave the room. Privately consult with that student about which manner-describing adverb he would like to use; examples of manner-describing adverbs are quickly, slowly, loudly or sneakily. When the student returns to the room, the rest of class gives instructions for the selected student to follow. Instructions are actions like sitting down, walking around the room or hopping on one foot. The student must perform the actions in the manner of his selected adverb. Other students try to guess which adverb the student selected. The student who guesses correctly then gets a turn to select an adverb and perform actions.

Food Tasting

Check with a department head to get permission to bring food to class. Be sure that you are aware of any student food allergies. Place students into groups of four or five. Hand each group a finger-food item to taste. Include family foods like chocolates, marshmallows and pickles as well as foods they may not be familiar with like vegetable chips or ribbon candy. Give each group three minutes to brainstorm as many adjectives as possible to describe each food item before moving on to the next one. At the end of the tasting, award prizes (like homework passes) to the group with the most adjectives as well as to the group with the most creative but accurate descriptions.

Grammar on Trial

This game lasts all year, and the class can play it several times. Invite students to bring in examples of what they believe is poor or incorrect grammar. Show them examples of bad grammar in newspaper articles or advertisements. When a student brings in a piece to share, that student chooses a partner to serve as a prosecuting team. Two other students volunteer to serve as a defense team. The two teams prepare arguments about why the example either is or isn't an example of bad grammar. The rest of the class serves as a jury and votes on whether or not the example is incorrect. Relegate grammar-offending articles to a section of the classroom to serve as examples of grammar misuse.

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Grammar and writing can be a tedious subject to teach. Fortunately, there are so many amazing free games available to make teaching them fun. Until now, you had to Google your heart out to find them. No more! Below is an organized list of FREE grammar games for teaching parts of speech, punctuation, sentences and writing. I've described each game so you can decide if it's for you. Following each section is a Pinterest board including those games. Follow them and be sure to pin this post so you can reference it later.

More Grammar Game Sanity

None of these games are online games. For a great list of online games, instruction, and quizzes for grammar, see The Best Free Grammar Websites. Many of the following games are appropriate for both classroom and homeschool use. I love to use games that require multiple players in our family co-op.

Free Parts of Speech Games

Adverb & Adjectives Game - Players must correctly identify adverbs and adjectives and use them in sentences to keep cards.

Go Fishing for Grammar - Play Go Fish with parts of speech cards.

Grammargories - Students compete to write words for parts of speech the fastest.

Jenga Review - Students have to answer a corresponding grammar question before placing it on top of the tower.

Play the Bag Game - students win a point for each part of speech (drawn from a paper bag) used correctly in a sentence.

Grammar Hopscotch - Students have to think of an appropriate word for the part of speech when they stop to pick up their marker.

Hot Potato Grammar - a cross between the Hot Potato game and musical chairs to identify parts of speech.

M & M Challenge Code - A chart for M & M colors and parts of speech that could be used for games of your choice.
Noun and Verb Charades Parts of Speech Bingo Parts of Speech Tic-Tac-Toe
Penguin Parts of Speech Game - Students move around the game board after identifying the part of speech in the sentence.

Race Around the Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives Game - players must move to a word on the game board that fits the part of speech drawn.

Roll, Say, Play Adjective or Adverb Game - Students roll a die and write a word using dry erase marker in the correct column. Winners have the most cards correct.

Solve It! Parts of Speech Game - this game treats parts of speech like a mystery to be solved.

Spaced Out Adjectives and Adverbs Game - two teams divide into aliens and spaceman. Drawn cards must be identified as adjectives or adverbs. Words modified must be identified as well. Players who draw a planet card lose all their cards.

Students as Props - Three students have either noun, verb, or adjective taped to their foreheads. Other students tape appropriate words to each student.

Word Dominoes - Cards with words and parts of speech on them are played like dominoes.

Word-Eating Whale Game - an empty milk jug is transformed into a whale and is used to eat caps that have verbs on them (and not nouns) in the tub.

Nouns

Basketball Pronoun Game - basketball-themed board game teaching he and she pronouns to young or special needs learners.

Make it Plural! - Students have to give the plural form of nouns in this board game.

Post It Note Noun Hunt - Players find Post It Note nouns and sort them into person, place, and thing categories.

I Have...Who Has? Plural Nouns Game - This game is played like Go Fish.

Irregular Plurals Card Game - This game is played like Go Fish. Students ask if the other players have the singular or plural form of the noun to make a match.

Grammar Game for Plurals and Possessive Nouns - Students compete with different colored markers on a dry erase board to write the most plurals and possessives in categories.

Pick a Dot Pronouns - Students remove a dot to reveal a pronoun that they must then use in a sentence.
Plural Nouns Four Corners Game
Possessive Nouns Game - Uses illustrated cards.

Possessive Nouns Sorting Game - Students can time their sort to make it a game.

Pronoun Slap Down - identify and collect types of pronouns.

Pronoun Word Detective - Includes a matching a board game to teach pronoun identification.

Proper Noun Sit Down, Stand Up - Power Point slides of common or proper nouns are used to have students sit down for common nouns and stand up for proper.

Proper Noun Tic-Tac-Toe - Players must write a proper noun for the listed common noun as their X or O.

Pumpkin Common or Proper Noun Scavenger Hunt - players look for pumpkins hidden with common or proper nouns on them and record which they are when they find them.

Shining Plurals - Players must identify the plural form and can then keep the card. If they draw a string of lights, they have to return their cards to the pile.

What Gets a Capital Letter? - Students use this board game to determine which words should be capitalized and why.

Verbs

Gator Grammar - Players must identify the past, present, or future tense verb to finish the sentence. Drawing a gator results in loss of cards.

Grammar Sandwiches - Can be played as a matching or Go Fish game for irregular verbs.

Phineas and Verb - Students have to use the correct verb tense in this card game based on the Disney show.

The Verb Game - Students compete to write as many unique verbs that can be associated with a place as possible.

Slap It! Irregular Past Tense Verb Game - Students compete to be the fastest to slap the past tense form of the verb and win the cards underneath.

Verb Balloon Pop - Students pop balloons that contain paper slips with verbs that must be taped onto the correct tense. This could be a race or just for fun.

Verb Race - Students have to write the correct past tense form on dry erase boards to advance on the game board.

Verb Relay Race - Each leg of the relay uses a different action verb.

Verb Freeze - Students act out verbs like charades.

Verb Vine - Players must make the changes to the verb directed by the game board.

Adjectives

Adjective File Folder Game - Students use picture adjectives to prompt them to give thorough descriptions.

Adjective Game Time Filler - Players answer questions about themselves. They sit down if the adjective doesn't apply, leaving one winner.

Adjective Mystery Bags - Students use adjectives to describe objects in mystery bags.

Alphabetical Adjectives Connect the Dots - You could have students race to complete their pictures by connecting the adjectives in alphabetical order.

Apples to Apples Adjectives - Players draw picture cards and try to submit the best to match the adjective card drawn.

Monster Adjectives - Monster picture adjectives board game.

Roll the Dice Adjectives - Students have to use 10 vivid adjectives to describe the noun picture they roll.

Adverbs

Adverbial Action - Students play charades with adverbs

Adverb Jeopardy - Played like Jeopardy with students identifying the adverb in the sentence.

Adverbs of Time Snakes and Ladders - A Chutes-and-Ladders type board game for adverbs.

Adverb Sort - Players time themselves as they sort adverbs by the questions they answer.

How Often Adverb Game - Board game in which players must answer personal questions using adverbs of time and frequency.

In the Manner of the Adverb - One player leaves the room. The remaining players draw an adverb and act it out when the missing player returns. The returned player must guess the adverb.

Miming Adverb Game - The student draws a verb and adverb card and acts them out. The remaining players must guess both words and use them in a sentence to describe the student's action.

Walk the Walk Charades - Another adverb charades game

Prepositions

Back to School Prepositions Bingo - using pictures of school-related objects

Bug Prepositions - bug themed cards can be used for Go Fish or Lotto.

Cowboy and Cowgirl Preposition Game - cute board game using a cowboy and cowgirl moving around based on preposition cards.

Games for Teaching Prepositional Phrases in Middle School - Games include Knock Once, Sentence Wars, Weave a Tale, Bad Day Charades, Prepositional Phrase Jeopardy, Drama Time and Sing It.

Motor Skills Preposition Game - a game that lets young children work the wiggles out while teaching prepositions.
Preposition Bingo
Prepositions Board Game - game requires players to use the correct preposition in a sentence. Great for ESL students.

Where is the Bunny File Folder Preschool Preposition Game - players choose the sentence that describes the pictures of the bunny's location.
Follow Dr. Melanie Wilson @psychowith6's board Parts of Speech Games on Pinterest.

Free Punctuation Games

Comma Relay - A comma is exchanged between runners who must correctly punctuate a sentence for their leg. Contraction Bingo - this two-player Bingo game teaches contractions. Contraction Concentration - Students match contractions in sentences to the words that form them. Dinosaur Bones Punctuation Game - Players move to the space on the board with punctuation that matches their sentence card. Green Eggs and Ham Punctuation Game - Seuss-themed board game. Players must choose the ending punctuation of sentences on cards. Minion Contractions Game - Players help each minion find the two words that make up his contraction. Missing Punctuation Game - Cards contain sentences mission punctuation. Players locate the punctuation marks on the game board. Name That Punctuation Mark - Students are given clues to use to identify the punctuation mark. Punctuation Car File Folder Game - Young students match the punctuation marks to sentences. Punctuation Mark Tic-Tac-Toe Punctuation Present - This game is played a lot like Bingo. Punctuation Red Light, Green Light - Students play Red Light, Green Light and must follow commands associated with punctuation marks. Types of Sentence Baseball Game - Players catch a crumpled up sentence and determine what punctuation mark it needs. Quotation Mark Showdown - Teams compete to correctly identify and punctuate quotes. Follow Dr. Melanie Wilson @psychowith6's board Punctuation Games on Pinterest.

Free Sentence & Writing Games

The Better Editor Game - a game I created to teach students to self-edit (and gives parents a way to edit their students' work too!)

Citation Hunt - Students have to find quotes in a book to support assertions about the book the teacher has made to earn points and beat the teacher.

Consequences - A group writing game with funny consequences.

I Have...Who Has? Subject / Predicate Game - This game is played like Go Fish.

Four Corners Sentence Type Game - Students go to one of four corners corresponding to a sentence type. They sit down if the sentence read matches their type.

Four Kinds of Sentences Game - Identify what kind of sentence is on the card and advance on the game board.

Interactive Games for Sentence Fragments - Includes Words on Strips of Paper (students try to find someone with an independent clause to go with their dependent clause); Pairs Game (students work in pairs to transform sentence fragments into the best or most humorous sentences); and Song Game (teams compete in determining whether song titles are fragments or sentences).

Frog Punctuation Capitalization Activities - Students look for frog-themed sentences around the room, add a capital letter, punctuation, and put them in order.

Guess What Writing Game - Have a student write to describe an object and another player has to guess what it is.

Law & Order Sentence Structure Review Game - Students compete in this game that reviews sentence types and common sentence errors.

Main Idea and Details Game - Teams race to identify the main idea of a group of sentences.

Matching Topic Sentence to Paragraph - Students try to find the other player who has the topic sentence to their paragraph.

Musical Papers - Students edit their peers' papers until the music stops and then they move to the next paper.

Paragraph Mix Up - Cut up a paragraph into sentences and mix them up. Have students race to put them in correct order.

Poof! Sentence Types - Players draw a strip and identify if it's a sentence or fragment. If correct, they keep the strip. If they draw Poof!, they lose their strips.

Random Words Poem - See which student can include the most dictionary words in a poem that still makes sense.

Snowy Sentences - Features snowman-themed word cards that have to be put in order to form sentences. Could be done as a race.

Tabloids - Students creative a factual news story and a tabloid-type story. Other players guess which is which.

Telephone Oracle - A group writing game with writers answering questions and then attempting to guess the question that goes with the answer.

The Sentence Game - A great family game. Players fold paper over and add sentences or illustrations with funny results.

Type of Sentence Game - Players try to guess whether a declarative sentence is true, answer interrogatives, perform commands, and reply to exclamations.

What Kind of Sentence is It Scoot Game - Students move around the room determining which type of sentence each is.
Follow Dr. Melanie Wilson @psychowith6's board Free Sentence Games on Pinterest.

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Elementary students (and anyone who needs a refresher) can play the animated grammar and punctuation games, which review basic punctuation and grammar concepts. This section is continually being refined and expanded, so check back often!

Middle school, high school, and adult learners can review their SAT and advanced vocabulary through the SAT Words and Vocabulary in Context games. Memorizing a wide variety of important vocabulary words will really help you succeed in the verbal sections of the SATs and GREs. In addition, reading challenging books, using the vocabulary you learn in daily life, and writing will help cement the words in your mind. Practicing vocabulary will not only boost your scores on standardized tests, it will help you communicate precisely what you mean in daily life!

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