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Daily Archives: March 9, 2009
How much fun can you fit on one page?
Books are great tools for homeschoolers. It seems there is no end to the creative possibilities. But sometimes the choices can seem a bit overwhelming, or the process is complicated and you stress about creating content that will be worthy of the container. How about trying a book that is made from one page, a little book that can be cut and pasted and scribbled to your heart’s content. Fill it with poetry or facts … read on, my friend…
Posted in Book arts, Creative Homeschool, Learning, Paper Arts
Tagged Book arts, creative, lessons
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