How to make a quiet book?

How to make a quiet book is as follows:

material preparation

One color printer (you can go to the print shop to print without a printer), punching machine: one for each hole, one for each hole, loose-leaf ring, fillet knife, scissors, knife, plastic sealing machine, A4 plastic sealing film, ordinary A4 paper, 140g- 160g matt A4 paper, cutter and circular adhesive tape.

production process

1. Cut out the printed pictures in turn.

2. Take out some A4 plastic films, put the bottles and small objects of the same color in a plastic film, and then put them into the plastic sealing machine (open them in advance for preheating).

3. After all the pictures are plastic-sealed, they are cut and cut, and every picture is cut again. Some pictures with crooked edges can be cut irregularly, such as this sun, which can be cut directly into a circle to save time, otherwise your hands really can't stand it.

4. After all the pictures are cut, take out the pictures of the bottle and prepare to punch holes. We need a single hole punch here. You can punch holes together with 3-4 pictures at a time, so that the holes will be more tidy.

5. After punching, take out a loose-leaf book ring and circle all the baby bottles.

6. Prepare the shackle. Hook and loop's furry one is connected to a small object, and the other is connected to a bottle. Attach a small object adhesive tape of the same color and finally stick it on the bottle, and you're done.

The benefits of handcrafting

First, exercise hands-on ability. As the name implies, the word handcraft is a hand-based activity, so the most direct way to do handcraft is to exercise hands-on ability. Every tiny part of a handmade work needs to be done bit by bit by hand, which is of great significance to preschool children.

Second, exercise the imagination, thinking ability and creativity of the brain. The general process of manual production is that the teacher provides some pictures or physical materials to guide the children to complete the work bit by bit. But in this process, each child may create different works according to his own imagination. In the process of completing their works, they will give full play to their imagination to create. This laid the foundation for their future thinking and creativity.