Q&A for How to Make a Coupon Book for Tasks

You can use a perforating tool to make edges that are easy to rip, or use pre-perforated printer paper.

It depends on who you’re making it for! For example, for a significant other, you might put in things like “Free Backrub” or “10-Minute Makeout Session.” You could also put in things like “1 Load of Laundry” or “Breakfast in Bed.” If you’re making it for your kids, it could include things like “15 Minutes of Video Games” or “Ice-cream Outing.”

Add some fun clip art or stickers to make it look nice. Include things your kids enjoy, like playing video games, going to the park, or eating a favorite treat.

Make a Just Because Hug, Picnic Party for Two, or a Getaway Weekend coupon.

It depends on how many coupons there are. It should take roughly 2-5 minutes per coupon, depending on how much work/art you put into each coupon.

To make a coupon book for a friend, you can fill it with activities you like to do together. For example, if you go out to the movies, you could include a coupon for a "free" popcorn (meaning you will buy their popcorn). You could have a coupon for movie night at your house with their favorite snacks and drinks. You could offer to do a chore for them, like walking their dog. You could include a coupon for a game of bowling, with "free" shoe rental, and maybe another one for helping them study.

Add things like: helping with laundry for a week, cleaning dishes for her, making her bed, cleaning up for her. Include things that she wouldn't like doing.

Add in classroom tasks, like sharpening class pencils, picking up extra garbage, cleaning the whiteboard, etc., after class or eating lunch with her.

You can use tacky glue, white glue, super glue, gorilla glue or even a hot glue gun.