Wednesday, 11 April 2012

Mangrove/Wetlands Lapbook

I have been much inspired by the recent trend towards lapbooking for homeschoolers. I think it’s a great idea to get your kids writing, drawing, creating, and recording their experiences from various subjects.  We just finished our Mangroves/Wetlands lapbook. It was a project – only because we had so many holidays and breaks during the last few weeks in trying to finish it.

Here it is:
Cover of book


Inside pages, you can see there are multiple pages in the book.


A had to cut, color, paste, write, think, define words, look at maps, etc in order to finish it. I think she did a pretty good job and I am proud of her.  We did pull pictures and drawing from the net where we could, but she also drew some things on her own.




Journaling and a flat diorama of animals in the mangroves.


More photos from her field trip
We are currently working on two others – the Middle Ages, and Sea Turtles – specifically Leatherbacks because we are doing a turtle watch this Friday.  The turtle one is going to be very artsy fartsy and it will require a helping hand from Mommy at points, but will be primarily put together by A.   I will post photos when we are done with the Sea Turtle lap book. It should be pretty cool.

2 comments:

  1. What a wonderful job! A did fantastic. homeschooling seems to be agreeing with you all. keep it up.

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    1. Thanks Christine! We are having tons of fun with homeschooling, and A is thriving, which is nice to see. Wait until you see her Turtle book - it's joe cool :) Hope all is well with you all. We miss you guys.

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