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Printing off copy work from ebooks, etc!
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I have bought some copy work from currclick and was wandering if you guys just print it on regular copy paper or use special paper. We have been using writing paper from HWOT. How would it be to print on copy paper?
We just printed it on regular copy paper. It’s been just fine for us, though we only used the HWT workbooks before and I know their writing paper is a little different than that.
Suzukimom,
How did you make your own? The pack I bought from HWOT has lasted so long for us. Probably will have some left over for next school year.
I used Microsoft Publisher, drew a line, then used the ruler to draw another line the right distance apart (I forget what I chose.) I “linked” them together so they act as one object, then copied them a few times until I had the paper the way I wanted it.
It would be possible to do something similar with almost any program (especially ones with a ruler.) You can draw lines in Microsoft Word. Or you could do it in Excel to outline the cells, then set the cell height. Or whatever. When you come down to it, it is just 2 lines.
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