I made my own Dry Erase Worksheets so my daughter can learn to write her letters.
They have the Upper Case Letters on one side and the Lower Case Letters on the other side.
All I did was open a new document in a program called Gimp but you can use Photoshop or something similar. I made it 8.5 x 11 in size. Then I used digital scrapbook papers (star one) or papers I had that I scanned into my computer (flower one) as the border. I went on the internet and did a google search for the letter worksheets and pasted the picture in the center.
I printed the picture onto white cardstock paper. Then I used Glossy Laminating Sheets to cover them. You don’t have to use dry-erase markers as I found the Crayola Washable Markers worked great too.
I’m going to make another set but put her name on it.
2 comments:
I absolutly love this idea! Smart momma:)
What works well also is just putting the sheets in a sheet protector. That way you have the option of changing the sheet as they grow or get bored.
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