Here's a suggestion from JoAnna: "I was
trying to keep my 5-year-old busy the other day and came up with a fun craft
reading project. I gave him 6 blank pieces of paper and told him to draw
a different picture on each one. When he was finished, I asked him what
each picture was. Then I put together the pictures and wrote a story
based on them. Arien REALLY loves his book because it is about his
father and he is very proud that it has all of his drawing in it. I
enjoyed trying to tie all of the pictures into one story (and the free time I
got while he was drawing)."
Here is a suggestion from Carlene and Paris:
"Being an avid quilter, I came up with my own way of putting the mini books together. I sew them together on the sewing machine. No
staples or brads are needed. It works for me."
Here is a suggestion from Carol:
"If printer resolution is high enough, the mini book pages can be reduced to 70%-75% before printing each page. Then they can be inserted into a mini photo album.
That way the books may hold up to more wear and tear with younger children."
