I'm starting to put together the World Lapbook booklets and ideas for Katie and Ana.
http://lovinglifelapbooks.blogspot.com/2009/04/world-lapbook.html
I'm adding:
Abeka Children of the World Social Studies Visuals
http://www.abeka.com/
http://www.makingfriends.com/
Girls from Around the World Sticker Paper Dolls: With Over 300 Reusable Sticker Costumes (Paperback) http://www.amazon.com/
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
Friday, June 5, 2009
Flower Lapbook or craft
This is a flower craft the kids did today. For a lapbook you could make a one page booklet or accordian booklet out of the flowers middle and have them write names of flowers or a sentence about flowers. You could do the same for the sun and write the word sun or sentence.
For an older child, if they are learning another language they could write the words or sentences in that other language inside the booklets. You could also make the flower leaf into a booklet to write "leaf or leaves". (I thought of all this when we were done. ~smile~)
For an older child, if they are learning another language they could write the words or sentences in that other language inside the booklets. You could also make the flower leaf into a booklet to write "leaf or leaves". (I thought of all this when we were done. ~smile~)
Hope this helps someone.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Tom's Fish
Today the kids made fish out of envelopes. They sealed the envelopes and then cut off one end for the mouth and used that cut off piece for a fin. Now you can open up the fish from the mouth side.
The picture below is of Tom's fish. He glued them inside a file folder and used popcorn kernels and beans for the sand. He used the colored foam with the sticky backs for the seaweed.
Here is an idea for you. If you make these fish and put it together like a lapbook, you could put a booklet in each "mouth" (maybe shaped like another fish).
Hope this helps!!
The picture below is of Tom's fish. He glued them inside a file folder and used popcorn kernels and beans for the sand. He used the colored foam with the sticky backs for the seaweed.
Here is an idea for you. If you make these fish and put it together like a lapbook, you could put a booklet in each "mouth" (maybe shaped like another fish).
Hope this helps!!
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Visitors
I've been amazed at all the visitors this blog has had. Alot of these visitors have been from around my area and some have been literally only 10-15 minutes away!
Tom is still working on the Space Lapbook. He has been working on a few mini reports for this.
Katie and Ana have not started their world map lapbook yet. Mom's fault!
Keep visiting!
~smile~
Tom is still working on the Space Lapbook. He has been working on a few mini reports for this.
Katie and Ana have not started their world map lapbook yet. Mom's fault!
Keep visiting!
~smile~
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Space Lapbook
Tom now wants to do a space lapbook.
Websites:
Books:
The How and Why Wonder Book of Famous Scientists (1964) by Jean Bethell
(Nicholas Copernicus)
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Tower of London Lapbook Finished
This is Tom's lapbook. We will be doing the cover tomorrow.

Below, Tom wanted to write something about the Judgement of God and The Judgement of a king. This was from his own head. ~smile~








Other post of mine about this lapbook: http://lovinglifelapbooks.blogspot.com/2009/04/tower-of-london-lapbook.html
Monday, April 27, 2009
Almost finished Tower of London
We started putting the Tower of London lapbook together today. What a pain! He made a pop-up Tower of London but the glue would not stick. No matter what glue or rubber cement we used it wouldn't work. We ended up using velcro! So, we will be working on this tomorrow.
Have a great day. ~smile~
Have a great day. ~smile~
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Booklets
I'm trying to figure out how to get pdf files on here so I can share the booklets. Can anyone tell me how to do this????
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