Change Of Plan

For a fundraising in IES South I made 20 sketchbooks. I wanted to make a hand made envelope for each book, but it was too time-consuming. Think! Think! How do I pack these sketchbooks nicely & quickly? I sorted out my stuff and found some clear paper, colorful elastic bands, left over round stickers from a yearbook project, and some buttons. 
I used my printer to print a title on the clear paper, wrapped it around the sketchbook, hold it in the back with the round sticker, and secure it with the elastic band & button. 
It was less than 5 steps and cost me nothing. Woohoo!

Super Card Sale

Ingredients:

Kids with colorful imagination :-)

Kid Pix

Color papers

Photo papers

Store bought regular envelopes

A color printer (any brand will do, I use Epson)

Directions:

1. Let the kids explore & draw with Kid Pix (so far I've never met a kid who despise Kid Pix)
2. Format drawings to JPEG (File>>Export>>Save as type: JPEG)
3. Print on glossy photo paper & cut.
4. Lightly coat white glue on the back and stick it on a folded color paper.
5. Jazz up envelopes with clipart or stickers, or ribbons, or cut outs magazine pictures or...anything goes, the sky is the limit. :)

Kid Pix drawings by Special Needs students