How to make an Activity Booklet from File Folder Activities

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I decided to try something different and prep my file folder activities into a booklet and I am obsessed with how it turned out! It’s also the perfect solution if you don’t have a big enough laminator to fit file folders (a 9″ personal laminator worked great to create the booklet). 




Binding with a Proclick

I binded the pages together using my proclick (amazon affiliate link) to make it into a booklet. (I love how space saving this little machine is, and it gets the job done!) I use regular 4:1 spiral coils and manually insert them through the holes.

You could also hole punch and put into a binder or use binding rings as well if you don’t have a binding machine.

Velcro trick number 1

Next, my favorite new Velcro trick is to use the teeny tiny dots on the pages and the bigger Velcro dots on the pieces.

There’s a few reasons for this: it helps the pieces stick to the page easily (if you use two tiny dots, they can be difficult for students to match up perfectly), it makes it easy to take off (sometimes two big dots can stick together almost too well), and you can see the images on the page better too because the dot is smaller!

Velcro trick number 2

Another Velcro trick I use it to alternative the soft/hard on the page/pieces for the file folder activity (or book). The first two activities here are similar pumpkin matching, but the first page has larger pumpkins. Since I “switched” my Velcro rules on the file folders, the pumpkins from the second activity simply won’t stick to the pumpkin on the first activity!

How else do you prep your “file folder” activities?

Have you ever prepped your file folder activities a different way too? I’d love to hear about it! 

If you like these pumpkin activities, these (and more as seen below) are available as a digital download in my TpT store here or prepped and ready to ship on Etsy here!


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