I wanted to make a place value game for my students, one that's durable and fun. Thank's to my laminator, here's how I did it... First I created the templates on my laptop then printed them out...
I heated up my laminator and passed the prints through... (this is the best part!) Then, I sliced and diced them up with my guillotine. And... Presto! My students love their new place value center!
What are the other awesome things you can create with your laminator? Lots! Teachers everywhere use them as inexpensive way of dressing-up their classrooms. You can make personalized name tags for your students, classroom center labels, posters, award certificates, bookmarks, flash cards, signs, timetables, desk mats, dry-erase boards, etc.
See my post 10 Tips for Laminating Printables
6 comments:
I'm so glad you posted this! I just ordered a laminator for myself that should be here tomorrow!!!
Ashley @ Fierce in Fourth
I cannot live without my laminator! :) Especially considering we have a limit on lamination at school
Sarah
teachingiscolorful.blogspot.com
Totally agree with you guys. I love my laminator too and I got a lot of a4 laminating pouches for it. I can do a lot of stuff using it.
Hi there - I'm your newest follower and am so glad I stumbled onto your blog.
I definitely agree with your love of laminators! We work so hard creating our activities, games, and resources and laminating helps ensure we can use them year after year. It's an extra step, but certainly a worthwhile one.
I'll be checking back often :)
~Jessica
Joy in the Journey
Laminator is a machine with the help of which one can keep your documents and pictures in a film. are the machines which not only help in presenting your documents in a better manner but also protect your documents.
A2 Laminators
You can use A4 laminating pouches for these Items. You can make your own learning materials with it.
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