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| I know I'm not the only one who has ever had to hold a Spelling Lesson in kid to the doctor, everyone's going with you, and school must go on! These little clipboards have saved the day more then once! |
| Step 3 Once you've got your paper, start glueing by painting a layer of Modge Podge directly on |
| Step 2 Have children cut out different shapes that they would like for their boards. Encourage them to think of a theme and help them with the more detailed cutting. |
| Step 1 Gather some fun scrap paper (this is a good time to let go of all those pages of scrapbook paper that you're still hanging on to.... but never going to use!) |
- Blank Clipboard (Office
Supply Stores) - Scrap Paper
- Modge Podge
- Paintbrush
| Materials |
| Step 5 Paint another layer of Modge Podge over the top of the paper to seal the deal. |
| Step 4 Lay your desired paper on top of the glue. |
| Step 7 Don't worry if your paper goes past your board, you can cut it off later! |
| Step 6 Begin to fill up your board by adding various papers, each time putting a layer of Modge Podge below and above the paper. |
| Hint: You can add extra personalizations by writing messages on the paper before gluing them! |
| Step 7 (or Step #1) Yikes, guess we should have thought of this sooner. If you want to have a different color for your background get out your paint and give your clipboard a nice wash first! |
| Once you've got your board how you like it, set it aside to dry! When it's dry the paper a great lap-desk for children to bring along for the ride. |
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