Booklets
Half-sized and quarter-sized booklets are useful for numerous educational applications. There are three examples of using half-sized booklets at donnayoung.org and they are the Half-Sized Nature Journal, the Make a Word Book, and George Washington's Rules of Civility Booklet.
I have made files that you may print to make booklets for your children and students. The files are designed to print on full sized printer paper. The files can then be folded and stapled or sewn, or cut and hole-punched.
Descriptions of Booklets
Outer Edges Booklet
Outer Edges is an odd name for this group of files. They are named that because the pages, after printing, must be cut and the cut edges become the outside edges of the pages. I made them this way so that the outside margins of the finished pages could be one-quarter of an inch.
Folded Booklet
The folded booklets can be stacked, folded, and stapled. They can also be cut and hole-punched.
Quarter-Sized Booklet
I do not have files for this yet, but quarter sized booklets are ideal for little bits of work. We used them for both educational and motivational purposes. An example of a motivational quarter-sized booklet is at How to Make a Sticker Book. Image of an educational quarter-sized booklet, Holly's "Animals of the World" booklet, are shown in the art section on these two pages: Homeschool Art and Teaching Drawing in Homeschool. She also had a homemade "Creation Booklet."
