Name: Mini – Buch basteln – aus DIN A4 Papier
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 1
Cuisine: Bekanntes aus der Kindheit
Ingredients: 1 Papier DIN A4; Schere; Stifte; Malunterlage

AdventurerDivers

Rating5.03.9 Thousand times & (2) DifficultyIntermediate

You can easily make this little book yourself. All you need is a DIN A4 copy paper, scissors and pens. If you make more than one book, you can glue the pages together and make a thicker book. The small books are suitable for writing first stories of school children, painting or giving away small messages.
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Material for1 Child

Adv. Time10 min.Total Time10 min.

1 DIN A4 paper

Scissors

Pencils

Colouring document

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First, lay out a colouring sheet and prepare the materials.

The paper is in front of you, and you fold it from bottom to top, corner to corner.

Strip the fracture (i.e. the folding) well.

After that, you fold the paper again and turn it around, so that the crease points upwards.

Then you fold the paper up again and now you strip the fracture vigorously from this side.

Now you fold the paper again and put it up in front of you.

Now you fold away from the body upwards, corner on corner and strip the fracture vigorously.

Then you fold the paper apart again and turn it around, so that the crease points upwards. The fold now looks like a cross.

Then you fold the paper up again and now you strip the fracture vigorously from this side.

Now you fold the paper apart again. The paper lies high-edge in front of you. Now you fold the paper up to the middle line and strip out the fracture vigorously.

Then you fold the upper half up to the middle line, so that the fold looks like a cabinet. Strip out the fractures vigorously.

Now you fold the paper all over again and put it back up in front of you. Then you fold the whole paper from bottom to top, corner to corner.

The closed side points to you. In this side you now cut up to half on the folded center line.

That's what the cut looks like now.

Now fold the paper apart. Put it up in front of you and fold it together from left to right.

Then you put up the folded paper in length and push it together. A rhombus is created.

Keep pushing the paper together so it looks like a cross.

Then her side by side will work together.

This is how the little book is created. Finally, push all sides together again.

Now you can make up a story and get started. Have fun writing and designing.

If you fold several of these little books, you can glue them together to form a thicker book.

CategoryPainting & crafting & crafting & craftingAreaKnown from ChildhoodAge3-6 years: kindergarten, 6-10 years: primary school

Materials

1 DIN A4 paper

Scissors

Pencils

Colouring document

Directions

First, lay out a colouring sheet and prepare the materials.

The paper is in front of you, and you fold it from bottom to top, corner to corner.

Strip the fracture (i.e. the folding) well.

After that, you fold the paper again and turn it around, so that the crease points upwards.

Then you fold the paper up again and now you strip the fracture vigorously from this side.

Now you fold the paper again and put it up in front of you.

Now you fold away from the body upwards, corner on corner and strip the fracture vigorously.

Then you fold the paper apart again and turn it around, so that the crease points upwards. The fold now looks like a cross.

Then you fold the paper up again and now you strip the fracture vigorously from this side.

Now you fold the paper apart again. The paper lies high-edge in front of you. Now you fold the paper up to the middle line and strip out the fracture vigorously.

Then you fold the upper half up to the middle line, so that the fold looks like a cabinet. Strip out the fractures vigorously.

Now you fold the paper all over again and put it back up in front of you. Then you fold the whole paper from bottom to top, corner to corner.

The closed side points to you. In this side you now cut up to half on the folded center line.

That's what the cut looks like now.

Now fold the paper apart. Put it up in front of you and fold it together from left to right.

Then you put up the folded paper in length and push it together. A rhombus is created.

Keep pushing the paper together so it looks like a cross.

Then her side by side will work together.

This is how the little book is created. Finally, push all sides together again.

Now you can make up a story and get started. Have fun writing and designing.

If you fold several of these little books, you can glue them together to form a thicker book.

Mini – Book making – from DIN A4 paper

Materials Directions

Mini – Book making – from DIN A4 paper

Media Education for Kindergarten and Hort

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