How Many Matching Weekly Workbooks to Make?

15 Apr 2025 · 1 min
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In this brief instructional video, the speaker advises parents and educators on how to approach creating Easy Matching Weekly Workbooks for multiple children. Rather than producing a complete, identical set of workbooks (e.g., all real‑photo books) for each child, she recommends using a variety of themed sets—real photos, animals, superheroes, trucks/transportation, and seasonal collections such as Christmas. By mixing these themes, each child can be assigned a different workbook each day (e.g., Johnny gets the animals set, Sarah the real‑photo set, Alex the Christmas set), providing variety without the need to duplicate full sets for every child.

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