Welcome to our Mini Office. What's a mini-office, you ask? Essentially it's a one-stop place for all those essentials that the kids might need while working on their school work. They can prop it up and find quick answers to some of their common questions.
Materials needed:
1-5 office file folders (depends on how big you want it to be)
worksheets you've printed off or created
glue sticks
contact paper I took mine to a local teaching store and had all four I made laminated for $4.
1-5 office file folders (depends on how big you want it to be)
worksheets you've printed off or created
glue sticks
contact paper I took mine to a local teaching store and had all four I made laminated for $4.
Putting it together:
Glue your file folders together side by side, overlaping one side of each. Be sure that the folders can still fold up inside each other.
Print off the worksheets and things that you want to put into your office and place them where you want them.
Glue your charts and worksheets in with glue sticks and laminate.
Glue your file folders together side by side, overlaping one side of each. Be sure that the folders can still fold up inside each other.
Print off the worksheets and things that you want to put into your office and place them where you want them.
Glue your charts and worksheets in with glue sticks and laminate.
Example of items that it could include:
Left/Right hands
Mr. Gallon Man
Mr. Gallon Man
Continents and Oceans
Paper money and coins
Months of the year
Colors and color words
Counting to 20 and number words
Cursive Alphabet chart
Paper money and coins
Months of the year
Colors and color words
Counting to 20 and number words
Cursive Alphabet chart
Ordinals and Skip counting
Short and Long vowels
Short and Long vowels
Parts of Speech
Nolan was very excited and spent alot of time looking and investigating it.
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