Lapbooking can be a fun way to teach, reinforce, review and display lessons learned. And if you are fan of unit studies, a lapbook can go hand and hand with any study.
There is my short examination of a lapbook – get two manilla file folders and afixx them to each, then attach “stuff” that you do with the kids, like coloring pages, notebooking pages, mini books or other stuff. And then the student can decorate (or not) to their heart’s content.
Rosetta Stone Homeschooling has a good explanation that can be found here.
A quick google search of the topic + “lapbook” should result in printables or at least to create a lapbook with your student. For example, “butterfly lapbook”.
There are also a few sites known to have resources for lapbooking:
A Journey Through Learning/Lapbooks
Currclick – Classes and Curriculum
Free Homeschooling Deals – “biggest list ever”
Homeschool Share – Lapbooks by categories/grades
Lapbook Lessons – Free Lapbooks
Our Homeschooling Style: Lapbooking
Pinterest – quick link to bunch of stuff
Yahoo Groups:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Lapbooking101/?yguid=351029989
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Lapbooking7up/?yguid=351029989
Have you found lapbooking resource we can share? Email us at homeschoolersoflakecounty@gmail.com.
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