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Creating a Children's Book
Student Worksheet 8: Putting the Book Together
When putting your book together remember these important points:
- If you are using glue, before you use it, put the text and picture on the page to see how it looks.
- Be careful with glue! It can spoil your page and stick different pages together. Do not stack your pages until the glue is dry.
- If you are punching holes in card or construction paper, take your time and do it right. One improperly punched hole can ruin a page.
- Do not put the book together until absolutely everything else is done. Here is a final checklist:
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Front cover done, with title and author (s)/illustrator(s) names? |
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End papers on the inside covers? |
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Pages numbered? |
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Text glued in? |
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Main pictures/illustrations? |
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Is the glue dry? |
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Holes properly punched? |
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Everything else? |
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