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Flip book template printable: tabbed, fold-out and wheel books

Flip books — a layered flip book of five stacked strips of increasing height, a tab at the foot of each headed "WHO", "WHAT", "WHERE", "WHEN" and "WHY", every layer left empty to write on, dashed cut and fold lines marked, drawn in bright flat classroom colours with thick outlines of even weight and chunky rounded tabs

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Reading 1Tabbed flip book
Reading 2Fold-out mini book
Reading 3Window wheel

The interactive-notebook staple every unit needs: a layered flip book with tabbed pages, a fold-out mini book template, and a wheel with a window. These nine come in bright, pastel and blackline looks; each is a cut-and-fold sheet with dashed lines and drawn tabs, and the writing areas print blank, so any topic requested redraws the same three flip book formats.

  • an interactive notebook activity
  • a classroom unit review foldable
  • a science or vocabulary study aid
  • a homeschool journaling activity
  • a substitute-day craft-and-write activity

Frequently asked questions

Are the writing sections blank?
Yes — the tabs and pages print with dashed fold lines and blank writing areas, ready for any content.
How does the wheel with a window work?
Cut the wheel and the window layer, attach with a brass fastener, and spin to reveal different content through the window.
Can I get a different topic or number of tabs?
Yes — the direction field takes any topic and tab count, and the same three formats redraw around it.
What size do these print at?
Portrait A4 proportions, sized to print and cut for folding.

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