3-D Study Guide

I'm back! It's been a long while since I've posted anything, but today I'm sharing an instructional on creating a 3-D study guide. I made mine as part of a WebQuest assignment in an Educational Psychology class I am in. While mine is aimed at a high school/college level class, you can make yours for anything!

(Instructions have been modified from the fantastic ones over at Hooty's Homeroom.)

Materials needed:
1 sheet 8.5" x 11" paper
Scissors
Pens
Tape (or paperclip) 

Step 1: Fold the top right corner of the paper over to make a right triangle. Make sure the fold is creased sharply.

Step 2: Unfold and repeat with left corner, creasing sharply. 

Step 3: With the left corner still folded down, fold the bottom rectangle up to crease.

Step 4: Unfold and check to ensure all creases are sharp. 

Step 5: Flip paper over so that the rectangle crease is to the top.

Step 6: Cut the bottom left-hand crease to the center.

Step 7: "Puff" the center up and slide one flap under the other. 

Step 8: Admire your blank study guide. At this point, feel free to do your own thing with this, modifying it for any class. 

Step 9: Unfold your paper and label 3 of the sides with different areas that you are studying. Do not label the side that will be slid under.

Step 10: Under each section that you've labeled, write notes that fall under those areas. (I color coded mine, but there's no real need to.)

Step 11: Title the study guide.

Step 12: Using tape or a paperclip, attach the two sides together. 

All done! Again, this is completely modifiable for anything you or your students are studying with 3 areas. It doesn't even have to be a study guide - you could definitely use this for lots of other things!

♥ Sarah