Apr. 11, 2008
Our Butterfly Lapbook

Posted in Book Units (other than FIAR)

I think this counts as our FIRST, official lapbook! This is the first time each girl has made her own and we have spent the week learning the different things about butterflies found in this lapbook. I admit, I was a bit skeptical about whether or not the girls would actually learn anything from doing school this way! I  knew they would love the cutting, pasting and pretty pictures...but would they learn the information? But, my doubts were diminished as the girls told me facts about caterpillars and butterflies that I had never heard before! And today, they showed Nana their lapbooks and told her all about how caterpillars have 16 legs, they have no nose, they breathe through holes on their backs, butterflies have a proboscis - which is like a straw to drink nectar! These are their words, not mine!  I am officially a new lapbook FAN! In the past I have printed off parts of lapbooks and we have put them in our school notebook. I am sure we will still continue to use both methods.

Most of these lapbook components came from homeschool share - remember the site I'm always telling you about with FREE literature based unit studies? Well, they also have a bunch of free lapbooks! Now all we need is a better printer!

Here are some pictures from the butterfly lapbooks we have worked on this week!

The front covers

 The inside opened

Butterfly picture cards

Types of flowers that butterflies like

Hannah's labeled butterfly
Hannah showing Nana her butterfly lapbook
Hannah is very proud of her work!
Emily is proud of her lapbook, too!

Comments

Apr. 11, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by 4sweetums

We fell in love with lapbooks just a few weeks ago. We finished the Grouchy Ladybug today. The kids love going back and reading their lapbooks as one of the stories with daddy at bedtime.
Blessings,
Dawn

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Apr. 11, 2008 - Love those lapbooks!

Posted by Lilliepad

Beautiful work!

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Apr. 12, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

Your daughters did a wonderful job coloring the butterflies. They're beautiful. I too thought of trying that same lapbook as we've never done one either. We usually just put our stuff in our school scrapbooks. They did a great job!
Edwena

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Apr. 12, 2008 - They look great!

Posted by Rachel

They look very proud of their work, and they should be!! Lapbooking seems perfect for your girls!!

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Apr. 12, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

Great job! The look fantastic! I am always amazed at what the boys learn doing lapbooks.
Michele
http://koreamom.blogspot.com

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Apr. 12, 2008 - Fun!

Posted by earlyriser430

I've heard about lapbooks * but I've never done them with my kiddos for the same reasons you shared. I'm sure that they would love creating them (cutting, pasting, coloring) but would they really learn? And now reading your blog it looks like we may just have to do one! Great pics!!! Blessings * EMichelle

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Apr. 15, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

Thay look great! Your girls did a beautiful job!
molly in cr

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