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How to Use Cardboard and Copy Paper to Make the Easiest Sketchbook System Ever

Lindsey Moss | September 20, 2017

Sketchbooks have many valuable uses in the art room. But, purchasing them can be expensive and hand-making them can be time-consuming. Thankfully, the simple answer you need may be right down the hall in your building’s copy machine. If your copier has a “collate and staple” function, fast and easy sketchbooks are only a few clicks away!

After watching the video, download a file you can send to your copy machine to produce the same result!

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Do you require your students to purchase a sketchbook, or do you (or your students) make them?

What are your students’ favorite sketchbook activities?

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lindsey Moss

Lindsey Moss, an elementary school art educator, is a former AOE Content Specialist and a former AOE Writer. She enjoys art history and finding creative and fun solutions to educational challenges.

How to Use Cardboard and Copy Paper to Make the Easiest Sketchbook System Ever

Lindsey Moss

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