Preserving Workbooks for the Next Child
If your children have workbooks that you'll want them to re-do or pass on to siblings just tape the top edge of a sheet protector down to the table (we use duck tape) then lift the protector flap up and slide the workbook under, then with the sheet protector on top of the page have the youngster use a dry erase marker to do the work. This also works good for library loaned workbooks and is great for tracing pretty much anything. By Melanie
Homeschooler's Tip: Save Money on Workbook Pages
Instead of making copies of workbook pages, which often infringes on copyright laws, use a page protector. Cut off the left border (with the holes) a little smaller than the page, and slip the sleeve over the page. Use dry-erase markers for mess-free work. This also saves on paper mess and expense, and you don't have to tear the pages from the book. Any text book can be made a workbook in this way! By Elizabeth Cardell
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