Accordion w hard covers and spine peice Book... · Accordion Book This book is a variation of an...

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Accordion Book This book is a variation of an accordion book. There are many forms of accordion books and depending on what elements you include the books can function differently. This book has covers and a spine piece that make this book look and function like a traditional book. This book form can be read like a traditional codex, and also be displayed showing all of its pages, like a sculpture. To simplify, simple make the book without the covers and spine. Grades/Age Group: 3-12 Time Required: Prep: 30 minutes Teaching: 20-30 minutes Materials needed (sizes and paper types can be adjusted as desired for your class needs): 1. 3” x 24” text weight paper (1) 2. 3” x 25” text weight paper, (1) 3. 1 ½” x 3” text weight paper, (1) 4. 5 ½” x 3” text weight paper, (2) 5. Scissors 6. Pencil 7. Glue stick 8. Bone folder or popsicle stick for folding (optional) Procedure: 1. Start with your 3”x 24” and 3”x 25” text weight papers and lay the shorter paper on top of the longer one. Make a score along the edge of the shorter paper where the long paper peeks out from the short paper. 2. Fold back the tab where you scored. 3. Next fold 8-panel accordion out of the two strips. Keep the tab folded up on the strip with the tab, and fold as if the folded tab were the end of the paper. Start with your paper strip. Next fold your strip in half:

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  • AccordionBookThisbookisavariationofanaccordionbook.Therearemanyformsofaccordionbooksanddependingonwhatelementsyouincludethebookscanfunctiondifferently.Thisbookhascoversandaspinepiecethatmakethisbooklookandfunctionlikeatraditionalbook.Thisbookformcanbereadlikeatraditionalcodex,andalsobedisplayedshowingallofitspages,likeasculpture.Tosimplify,simplemakethebookwithoutthecoversandspine.Grades/AgeGroup:3-12TimeRequired:

    Prep:30minutesTeaching:20-30minutes

    Materialsneeded(sizesandpapertypescanbeadjustedasdesiredforyourclassneeds):

    1. 3”x24”textweightpaper(1)2. 3”x25”textweightpaper,(1)3. 1½”x3”textweightpaper,(1)4. 5½”x3”textweightpaper,(2)5. Scissors6. Pencil7. Gluestick8. Bonefolderorpopsiclestickforfolding(optional)

    Procedure:

    1. Startwithyour3”x24”and3”x25”textweightpapersandlaytheshorterpaperontopofthelongerone.Makeascorealongtheedgeoftheshorterpaperwherethelongpaperpeeksoutfromtheshortpaper.

    2. Foldbackthetabwhereyouscored.3. Nextfold8-panelaccordionoutofthetwostrips.Keepthetabfoldeduponthestrip

    withthetab,andfoldasifthefoldedtabweretheendofthepaper.Startwithyourpaperstrip.Nextfoldyourstripinhalf:

  • 4. Nextfoldbothedgesofthepapertomeetthefirstfoldyoumade.

    5. Openthepapersyouhavefoldedandbringeachfoldovertomeettheedgeofthe

    paperoneatatimeandpressdowntomakeacrease.

    6. Thiswillproduceaneightpanelaccordion:

    7. Connectbothaccordionstogetherbygluingthetabthatyoumadeinsteponeand

    twoandattachingittotheotherfoldedaccordion.

  • 8. Makespinepiece:getyour1½”x3”textweightpaperandmeasure¼”fromleftedge

    andmarktopandbottom.Repeatonrightedge.Foldrightedgeovertomeetmarksonleftside.Repeatonrightsideandattachtospineofaccordion.

    9. Putasmallamountofglueonflapsofspinepiece,NOTthecenterspineitself.Place

    overthespineoftheaccordion.

    10. Gluecoverboardsonfrontandback.Makesureyourcoverlinesupwithopenedgeofyourbook.

    AccordionBook–LessonOverview:KeyPoints:

    1. Thisisagoodexampleofasimplebookformoftenutilizedbybookartists.

    1/4” 1/4”

    1/4” 1/4”

    1/4”

    panel 1

  • 2. Thisbookformcanbereadlikeatraditionalcodex,andalsobedisplayedshowingallofitspages,likeasculpture.

    IdeasforInnovation:

    1. Tosimplify,simplemakethebookwithoutthecoversandspine.2. Turnthebookverticallytomakeblinds.3. Hingemultipleaccordionstogethertomakeinfinitelylongerbooks.4. Glueboardsonoutsidepanelstomakehardcoversforadifferentlook.

    LearningObjectives:

    1. Studentswillincreasetheirdexterityskillswithbothsimpleandcomplexfolding.2. Studentswillhavefoundationalskillsformakingaccordionbooks,whichcanbemade

    fromANYsizepaper.CoreStandardApplications:

    Math:1stgrademath.Objective:Tellandwritetime.Application:Havestudentsmakeanaccordionbookaboutthepassageoftime.Eachpanelcanrepresentonehouroftheday.Atthetopofthepaneltheycandrawaclocktellingwhattimeofdayitisandtheycandrawapictureofwhattheydoatthattimeofday.9-12gradepre-calculus.Objective:Studentswillunderstandconceptsfromprobabilityandstatisticsandapplystatisticalmethodstosolveproblems.Application:Havestudentswritestatisticsvocabanddrawpicturestohelpthemrememberandunderstandabstractideasoneachpaneloftheiraccordionbook.

    Science:6thgradescience.Objective:StudentswillunderstandthattheappearanceofthemoonchangesinapredictablecycleasitorbitsEarthandasEarthrotatesonitsaxis.Application:Havestudentsmakeabookaboutthephasesofthebook.Asthepanelsoftheiraccordionbookprogresstheycandrawpicturesandwriteinformationaboutthewaningandwaxingofthemoon.9th-12th-gradechemistry.Objective:Recognizetheoriginanddistributionofelementsintheuniverse.Relatethestructure,behavior,andscaleofanatomtotheparticlesthatcomposeit.Correlateatomicstructureandthephysicalandchemicalpropertiesofanelementtothepositionoftheelementontheperiodictable.Application:Havestudentsdrawdifferenttheatomsandwriteinformationthatmakeupdifferentelementsthatmakeuptheperiodictable.Thewholeclasscanworktogethertocoveralloftheelementsintheperiodictable.Accordionbookscouldbepinnedtothewallinawaythatmimicstheperiodictable.

    LanguageArts:6-8thgradelanguagearts.Objective:Explainhowanauthordevelopsthepointofviewofthenarratororspeakerinatext.Application:Havestudentsreadanovel,shortstory,orpoemthatistoldfrommultiplepointsofview.Onthedifferentpanelsofstudent’saccordionbookhavestudentsdrawpicturesofthedifferentcharactersandwriteinformationabouthowtheauthordevelopstheirpointofview.

  • Application:Askthestudentswriteashortscenewiththreecharacters.Thefirstpaneloftheaccordiontellsthestoryinthenarrator’svoice.Thesubsequentthreepanelstellthestoryfromeachofthecharacters’perspective.9th-12thgradelanguagearts.Objective:Analyzetherepresentationofasubjectorakeysceneintwodifferentartisticmediums,includingwhatisemphasizedorabsentineachtreatment(e.g.,Auden’s“MuséedesBeauxArts”andBreughel’sLandscapewiththeFallofIcarus).Application:Havestudentsmakeathirdartisticpiecetorespondtotheothertwopiecestheyhavelearnedaboutusingbothimagesandwordsontheiraccordionbooks.Application:havethestudentswritetheiranalysisforonepieceononesideoftheaccordion,andtheirsecondanalysisontheotherside.

    SocialStudies:7th grade social studies. Objective: Students will understand the contributions ofNativeAmericanIndians,explorers,andUtah'spioneers.Application:HavestudentsmakeanaccordionthathasinformationaboutthecontributionsofNativeAmericanIndiansononesideandexplorersandUtah’spioneersontheother.9-12thgradeU.S.history.Objective:Studentswillunderstandthecauses,course,andconsequencesof theUnited States' role inWorldWar II. Application: StudentswillmakeanaccordionbooktimelinethatshowsimagesandtextaboutWWII.