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Alternate Lamination

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In order to insure durability of materials I paste them on construction paper, cardstock or tag board and then laminate them. This also allows the child to use a marker to mark off each step as completed. However, you may not always have access to a lamination machine. Here are three popular alternatives to lamination:

  1. Packing tape: Paste the materials on stiff paper then use strips of clear packing tape to cover the material. The tape helps to stiffen the material and provides you a wipe off surface.
  2. Plastic sheet protectors: Place the material inside the protectors and trim the material to fit. Tape the open ends closed.
  3. Clear contact paper: Carefully place the materials face down on a sheet of clear contact paper then trim around the material and its ready to use. Some people prefer to cover front and back for added durability.



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