Jan. 13, 2009
In the Hands of a Child Kit Pack Sale
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January 12, 2009
Dear Valued Customers,
Due to the new CPSIA law In the Hands of a Child, for the time being, is discounting our Kit Pack inventory in order to lessen our possible loss in the event that an exemption is not granted.
While we are still praying for this situation to work out for all small businesses we feel that it is in our best interest to lessen our possible loss. And what better way than to pass the savings on to you, our wonderful customers, who are praying with us through this difficult situation!!
Please help us clear our shelves and enjoy a 35% savings on all Kit Packs!! Savings will be automatic! Spread the word and help us empty the shelves!!
This sale will continue until our Kit Pack inventory has been exhausted, so purchases will be on a first-come-first-served basis.
Once they are gone, they are gone!
In the event the law is modified, In the Hands of a Child reserves the right to bring back Kit Packs in the future at full price without any discount, implied or expressed, during this sale.
Cannot be combined with any other offer, special, discount, coupon or sale.
Super Member discount DOES NOT apply to this sale.
Tax and Shipping not included in calculating discount price.
Not valid toward prior purchases.
No rainchecks.
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Help us spread the word by posting the above notice on your blog. Then place an order for at least 1 Kit Pack, email us the link to your blog where the notice is posted along with your order number and your choice of Kit Pack and we’ll add it to your order.
How easy is that?*
*Please note customer is responsible for shipping costs for free Kit Pack, shipping will be combined with original order if email is received same day as order is placed notifying us of blog posting.
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Jan. 27, 2008
Free Valentine's Day Notebooking pages
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While checking out Homeschoolestore, I found some free Valentine's Day Notebooking pages. While I was there I also found some cute Valentine themed Lapbooks and a thematic unit on Valentines day. Check them out!
Jan. 3, 2008
Lapbooking plans for the remainder of the school year
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This school year, I have been trying to average one lapbook a month that goes along with what we are studying in history or one for holidays.
Here is what we have done so far:
September- Middle Ages ~Buy it here~
October- Halloween ~Find it here~
November- Thanksgiving ~Get this free when you join the Yahoo group for the publisher. It's free!~
December- How the Grinch Stole Christmas ~ Buy it here~
Here are what I have planned to do for the remainder of the year. I already own all these lapbooks, but I supplied links if you want to buy them as well.
January- Renaissance ~Buy it here~
February- What is Snow & Sled Dogs ~Buy them here and here~
March- Iditarod & St. Patricks Day ~ Buy them here and here~
April- Mythological Creatures ~Buy it here~
May- May Day ~Buy it here~
June- Rocks & Minerals ~Not available online yet. I got my free because I am a Super Member at HOAC~
Jan. 3, 2008
How the Grinch Stole Christmas Lapbook
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Instead of doing a Christmas themed lapbook for December, we decided to do one on the Grinch. It is one of my favorite holiday shows. You can find the Lapbook for sale here. We got lots of background info on the author, the voice of the grinch and who even sang the Grinch song in the movie at this site.
Cover. I even found a font that was Grinch style.
Booklets on who was right, the Grinch or the Who's, a little info booklet and if someone could really steal Christmas.
Booklets on the story of the Grinch Before and After, a plot map, a quiz, copywork, vocabulary, little fact booklet, and a booklet about what it means to be big hearted, hard hearted and cold hearted.
A mini bio of Dr. Seuss, two games, what your favorite Christmas song is, a who feast and a you feast, What does a Grinch mean, Why you think the Grinches heart changed sizes, a little fact booklet and put it in order card.
Jan. 3, 2008
Subtraction Lapbook
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Matt has been having a hard time with his subtraction. Instead of creating flash cards (like his teacher sugested) I created a huge lapbook for him. It has all the facts from 1-12 in subtraction.
Cover created using The Print Shop
I created pockets and wrote down the problems on the outside of them. You could also print them out with the problems on it if you have the correct program to do so, which I do not.
Inside each pocket, there is a tag that has the answer on it.
Matt has used it a ton and his teacher has noticed an improvement in his math. I have also added some worksheets in the middle pf the lapbook inside a plastic sleeve so Matt can just write right on the plastic with a dry erase marker and then erase whenhe is done to do another sheet. Saves some trees that way.
Here are the links for the pocket and tag that I used. I just sized them a little smaller.
Treasures from DJ
Mirkwood Designs
Dec. 27, 2007
Thanksgiving Lapbook
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Ya, I know it has been well past Thanksgiving, but life gets inthe way. Anyway, here are pictures of our Thanksgiving Lapbook.
Cover
Booklets about the first wedding (yes it is upside down), the first winter and Samoset and Squanto
Booklets containing facts, terminology, a bio of Miles Standish (we are related to him), what a Seperatist is, food they ate in winter, how to say Thanks in many languages, about the Wampanoags, and who the Pilgrim leaders were.
Booklets on the different names given to children born back then, such as Oceanus and Humility, booklet on the Wampamoags before and afterthe pilgrims and a letter that Chantelle wrote pretending to be Rev. John Robinson.
Booklets containing how much our Thanksgiving meal costs, when Thanksgiving was delaired a National Holiday, The two Pilgrim ships, how long the journey was, the ratio of children to adults onthe boats, some trivia, what we arethankful for, one about pilgrims, about the cornucopia, do you like white or dark meat, what Squanto taught the Pilgrims, and what is the "First Encounter Beach".
Booklets on different words in English than in Wampanoag, and a little quiz on how many words you can make from Thanksgiving.
Booklets on what the first Thanksgiving was like, a what happened next booklet, what a child's life was like back then, a map of the early settlements, the hardships of the Pilgrims, Thankgiving dinner then and now, a game called Nine Mens Morris, info onthe Mayflower Compact and copywork.
Dec. 13, 2007
Middle Ages Lapbook
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Well, we finally finished up our Middle Ages Lapbook. We didn't do all the booklets. I think the ones we skipped were the timeline, something on illuminations (couldn't figure it out), and little facts booklets. But anyway, here are the pictures of it:
The cover. Picture is from some clip art from my Word program.
Booklet about the Vikings (sorry about it being so fuzzy batteries were dieing)
Booklets about Islam, Medieval Medicine, and Mohammed
Booklets about Interesing facts about kings, what clothes they wore, Marco Polo's Journey, Monastery Words, Medieval Geography, the Magna Charta, riligion, and the Waldenses.
Booklets on parts of a castle, Eric the Red, King Arthur, and how a boy becomes a knight.
Booklets on Jousting, the Boubonic Plague, a game Fox and Geese, The Brothers Grimm, and the Arabic Alphabet
Booklets on Joan of Arc, Leif the Lucky, an alphabet book and the Duncan Coat of Arms.
Booklets on Hats of the Middle Ages, Charlemagne, and Saint Patrick
Links used to do this Lapbook:
Map of Europe
Medieval Ages
Viking Food
Household in the Viking Era
Viking Housing
Viking Beliefs
Viking Life
Viking Armor & Weapons
Hat - Wimple
Hat - Straw
Hat - Bascinet
Hat Dictionary
Dec. 3, 2007
Halloween Lapbook
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Ok, I know it is the beginning of December and all, but I am a little behind. Here are the pictures of our Halloween Lapbook. Our Thanksgiving Lapbook is lamost finished, and I will post those pictures and links as soon as it is done.
Cover. Picture is from my Photo Shop program
Left side has booklets on Pumpkin Facts, a Timeline, and a recipe for Mexican Day of the Dead.
Middle shows a booklet of a Samhain (pagan name for Halloween) story, a drawing of a pumpkin and my kids dressed up for Halloween this past year.
Right side shows booklets on favorite treats, Halloweeen Symbols and a recipe for English Soul Cake.
Inside flap shows a map of all the different places we studied about their Halloween traditions.
The ghost is an orgami ghost we made to represent China.
The only place not here was Germany. It was a photo frame to make, but we did not make it this time.
Here is where you can find the Halloween Lapbook we made. There is also a nice one here.
Nov. 26, 2007
Free Nativity Lapbook
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I haven't downloaded it (it is in a pdf file) or seen it, but it has been circulating around many of my yahoo groups. So I figured I would post it here as well. I am sure many of you would like it
Nativity Lapbook
Scroll down a little and you can find it under "New Links" in the mail blog section. Apparently the link I had before, which I had gotten from one of my many yahoo groups, caused the poor womans bandwidth to get eatten up, so she took it off and put it on her blog instead.
~UPDATE~
Link works again!
Jul. 19, 2007
HUGE Moving sale from Hands of a Child!
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A Very Special Special!
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Moving Sale
We have always said that In the Hands of a Child has the best customers and this just proves it. You've supported us so well that as we approach the beginning of our 5th year in business we've outgrown our space .
To thank you (and to help us have less to move) we are offering you substantial savings.
But hurry this sale is a once a year type event and will not be repeated or extended so please get in on the deals while you can!
What's on sale? Everything!* If you can find it on our site you can save money on it.
This sale is over a week long, but you have to get in early to get the biggest savings!
The sale begins Friday morning July 20th at 6 a.m. EST and here's how it works:
40% off on July 20-July 21
30% off on July 22-July 23
25% off on July 24
20% off on July 25
15% off on July 26
10% off on July 27
*Custom created Project Packs are NOT included in this sale!
The discount percent will change at 11pm EST on the end date listed for each sale day.
Use this code: MOVING and remember to CLICK THE UPDATE BUTTON before proceeding through checkout!
This special cannot be combined or used in conjunction with any other sale, discount or special offer. No rainchecks will be issued for any reason.
BUT WAIT!!! That's Not All!!!
Each day for the first four days we will also be having a drawing for free Super Memberships for all purchasing customers.
Day 1 one winner receives a free 2 month Super Membership!
Day 2 one winner receives a free 6 month Super Membership!!
Day 3 one winner receives a free 1 year Super Membership!!!
Day 4 one winner receives a free LIFETIME Super Membership!!!!
WOW!!!!
Just our way of saying
Thank You!
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Jun. 13, 2007
Free Lapbook
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This week at the Homeschoolestore, they are giving away a free California Lapbook. If you have always wanted to try a lapbook out, here is your chance to try one for free to see if you like it. The lapbook is made by Hands of a Child, whom I love.
Apr. 24, 2007
What is Lapbooking? from Bellaonline
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What is Lapbooking?
I am very pleased to share this wonderful article with you. Lapbooking is a wonderful educational project that my children truly enjoy. If you would like to see photos of a lapbook my daughter made, as well as an article she wrote about what she learned, please view the January 2007 edition of
The Homeschool Herald
What is Lapbooking?
by Katie Kubesh
As a co-owner and writer/researcher for In the Hands of a Child, the Premier Supplier of Ready-to-Assemble Lapbooks, I am asked a lot of questions about lapbooking. Many people have heard the term “lapbooking” but have no idea what it is or are overwhelmed by the entire concept of hands-on activities and unit studies. Lapbooks are great ways to include hands-on activities to your student’s curriculum! Some of the great questions I am asked include:
1. What is a lapbook? A lapbook is a hands-on tool that you can use with your children in place of worksheets or other monotonous learning tools. It can be used for ages preschool through high school and can be used with any subject matter!
As a homeschool parent or teacher you may hear this type of comment “Student learning improves when lessons incorporate hands-on projects or crafts.” It is true! Student learning does improve when you include hands-on activities! Think about yourself, as a learner- is it more fun to read a recipe on paper or actually dig your hands in and make that recipe?
Lapbooks become portfolios that your student has created about a particular topic. They are easy to store and fit into a file cabinet, file box, or magazine holder with ease. In addition, lapbooks are an instant review tool! What better way to go back over the things your student learned about the Moon than pulling out a lapbook and reminiscing about all the great projects he or she completed!
2. How are lapbooks made? Lapbooks are made from file folders, cardstock, poster board, foam core, pocket folders; notebooks…feel free to use your imagination!
A lapbook is a created using a collection of mini books and activities that can be put inside a folder or a small book. Each mini book or project addresses a key point or concept relating to the unit study. For example, your student is studying the Moon. A lapbook on the study of the Moon may include:
* A mini fan-book that the student has written Moon vocabulary words in.
* A scale graphic that the student has created to compare the mass of the Moon to the Earth.
* A mini book for the student to describe the different phases of the Moon.
Mini books included in a lapbook can be any sizes or shapes and made from cardstock, copy paper, scrapbooking paper, or even fabric. They can be created from computer graphics or hand-made. Projects can include crafts, recipes, and experiments as well! Why not make a model of the moon while completing the Moon lapbook? Or find a recipe for “moon pies.” The possibilities are endless.
3. What supplies do I need to start lapbooking with my students? The great thing about lapbooks is that you do not have to run out and purchase special supplies. Most people have the supplies they need right around the house. Basic supplies needed to lapbook include:
* File folders
* Paper in variety of colors and weights (cardstock, 24#)
* Crayons, pencils, markers, paints
* Adhesive- double stick tape, glue, glue sticks
* Stapler and staples
* Paper punch
* Optional items like stickers, magazine clippings, and other embellishments
4. How do lapbooks enhance a child’s education? There are many benefits to lapbooking including:
* Lapbooks provide hands-on activities to reinforce and supplement what students learn about a particular subject
* Lapbooks allow students to be creative
* Lapbooks can be used as stand-alone tools and unit studies
* Lapbooks are ready-made portfolios of studies
* Lapbooks are instant review tools
* Lapbooks are easy to store
5. What is In the Hands of a Child and how did they become the Premiere Lapbooking Provider? In the Hands of a Child began in 2002 when two homeschooling moms found themselves constantly searching for the right graphics and information for their children to complete hands-on activities and unit studies. Kimm Bellotto and Niki McNeil met through an online homeschool email list and after chatting; they soon discovered that they both were both looking for an easier way for homeschooling moms to pull together the necessary items for a hands-on approach. Those chats soon turned into a business plan and the two of them quietly “set-up shop” on the web becoming the first company to sell ready to use lapbook kits. With Niki’s creative ideas and Kimm’s creative graphics abilities, the two moms published their first unit in November 2002, titled Plants.
At first the only people who even knew they existed, outside of their families, was a small circle of online friends from a homeschool support egroup. These moms began using the product and spreading the word to other homeschooling moms and slowly, but steadily, the business began to grow to what is now an internationally recognized company in the homeschooling community.
Niki and I met through a mutual scrapbooking hobby and when Niki mentioned that she and Kimm were looking for additional writers, the “inner author” inside me jumped at the chance! In 2005, I joined In the Hands of a Child as an author/researcher and then as a partner in the growing business. Today, the three of us share equal responsibilities, each bringing unique qualities and talents to the business with one goal in mind, to provide quality lapbooking materials for all educators, while serving the homeschooling moms looking for an easier way to put laughter and learning together in the hands of their children. We aim to help parents of all age and skill levels, ranging from Preschool to High School, with the use of just one product.
Before In the Hands of a Child made its debut, homeschoolers had to do all of the preparation in order to pull together a lapbook. That task takes a lot of time and money spent on buying items and/or graphics that may not be used again. Many homeschoolers do not have the time or the resources to complete this for every unit study in their curriculum. Knowing how much our own children learned and enjoyed learning in this style we knew we could meet a need for homeschoolers who want to put more of a hands-on spin to their schooling but are daunted by the task. We took the preparation time out of the parent/teacher job description and allow parents to focus on the learning experience.
Together, we have published over 150 Project Packs and we continue to release new ones on a weekly basis. Subjects include Geography, Literature, Reading, Science, History, Bible, and Math and all of our units are available in Ebook, Printed, or CD format. In addition, we have added other products to our company including lapbooking supplies, craft kits, membership programs, and much more.
6. What are the benefits of using Project Packs from In the Hands of a Child for lapbooking? There are many benefits to using a Project Pack from In the Hands of a Child. First of all, we take the planning and research out of the parent/teacher job description! When you purchase a Project Pack from In the Hands of a Child:
* All of the work is done for the parent/teacher, but not for the student. We complete the research/lesson plan and design hands-on activities to correspond with the topic. Then we design reproducible graphics so all the parent/teacher has to do is print it out! Students who complete lapbooks with our Project Packs still feel like they are creating a lapbook that is unique to them because they are responsible for completing each of the hands-on activities
* Lapbooks completed with our Project Packs are ready-made portfolios. There is no need for the parent/teacher to make notations or keep forms- simply file the lapbook! They are easy to store in a file cabinet, file box, or magazine holder and can easily be taken out and used as a review tool.
7. My children are different age and skill levels. Can I purchase one Project Pack and use it with all of my children? Yes, you can! We provide you with the necessary tools and resources to adapt the Project Pack to fit the age and skill level of your student. There is no need to purchase a separate Project Pack for each child, simply print out enough of the graphics for the number of students you have! One of the first pages in our Project Packs tells you how to adapt each Project Pack to either a younger or older student. In addition, many of our newly released Project Packs include activities that have two different graphics- one left blank for the older student to write on, and one with dotted lines for a younger student to practice his or her writing. We strive very hard to make our Project Packs adaptable for the entire family or classroom!
Recognizing that hands-on projects are essential to the learning experience, In the Hands of a Child has created Project Packs that go beyond the hands-on aspect. They have taken the preparation time out of the parent/teacher job description with Complete Ready to Assemble Lapbook-style units that are available in printed book, cd, or ebook formats. Please visit their website at
www.handsofachild.com.
Katie Kubesh is co-owner and writer/researcher for In the Hands of a Child. Her Beginning Lapbooking Series has been featured at The Old Schoolhouse Magazine’s Experimental Zone Homeschool Blog, Cindy Rushton’s Virtual Seminar, Talk-A-Latte, and she will be speaking at the homeschool CHEA conferences in June 2007.
Mar. 13, 2007
Saint Patrick's Day Lapbooks
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What better way to learn the history of Saint Patrick, then by doing a lapbook. Here are two that I know you will love from In The Hands of A Child.
Feb. 17, 2007
Chocolate Lapbook
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For Valentines Day week, we did a big unit study on Chocolate (I'll post our study later) and made a lapbook on Chocolate. You can get this lapbook from either Homeschoolestore or In The Hands of A Child.
This is the cover. Don't you just love the Willy Wonka font?
This is the first half of the lapbook. Included are a timline fan book, a graph on favorite chocolates, Map of where Cocoa trees grow, M&M story, Peanut Butter Cup vocabulary matchbooks, Nutrition info from a bar of Hershey's, and a bio on Milton Hershey.
Under the Hershey Kiss shapped book, we put the mini bio page on Milton Hershey that we got from Edhelper.com.
This is the second half of the lapbook. Here you can see a booklet on how chocolate is made, the candy bar wrapper that Chantelle designed, recipe cards for making chocolate chip cookies, lots of candy wrappers, and story starters.
This is the first story starter page that we got from Edhelper.com
Here are all the links we used to make our Chocolate lapbook:
The History of Chocolate
The Cocoa Tree
Edhelper
How Chocolate Works
How Chocolate is Made
Feb. 14, 2007
Happy Valentine's Day !!
Posted in Lapbooks
What a better way to spend this day then by doning a Valentine's Day Lapbook. Everyone knows how much I love Lapbooks and I just wanted to share a few that I saw online today.
The first is a Lapbook by In The Hands of a Child. Following that is the answer key to the HOAC lapbook, should you need it. The last Lapbook is from Knowledge Box Central. I have not done these personally, but I just love the other kits from both these companies.
Click on the pictures to check out samples of the Lapbooks.
Jan. 29, 2007
Ancient Egypt Lapbook
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Cover of lapbook with drawings by Chantelle
Lapbook open. On left side there is a comparison booklet on the Egyptians and Sumerians as well as a booklet on the different games the Egyptians played. In the middle are little booklets that spell out Chantelle's name in Heiroglyphs as well as a matchbook on Heiroglyphs. On the right is a booklet on how to make a mummy.
First middle flap folded up. On the top shows 6 different Egyptian time periods. On the bottom shows some pictures of different Egyptian sites and mummies. There is also a booklet on the different Egyptian architecture as well as a booklet on the Nile river.
Second middle flap folded down. In the top part it shows a tabbook of four of the six different time periods and tells a bit more about them. There is also a flapbook that talks about Egyptian art. On the bottom part there are different pictures of pyramids and statues as they are today.
You can get this lapbook, and many others, from Hands of a Child as well as from the Homeschoolestore.
Dec. 6, 2006
Ten Commandments Lapbook
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I had planned to do a Ten Commandments Lapbook for some time now, but had been unsure how to do it. After seeing Jaminacema's pictures and links, I knew what I wanted to do. So following her lead, here is the simple Lapbook that we made:
The cover. The tablet opens up into a book where my 12 year old put her version of the Commandments in. They aren't as cute as Jamin's daughters due to her age.
Inside. Laws of God on left, laws of man on the right.
Laws of God side. In each booklet, my daughter wrote out the scripture and verse that corresponds to the Commandment. I made up some flash cards to help her study the scriptures and verses. I don't remember where the pictures came from however.
Laws of Man side. Like the other side, each booklet contains the scripture and verse from the bible in them.
So that's our Ten Commandment Lapbook. Nothing fancy this time, just a simple, plain lapbook.
Dec. 5, 2006
Ten Plagues of Egypt Lapbook
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I have been using premade Lapbook kits for awhile now, so I had forgotten how fun it is to create your own and searching for things to go in it. So here is our Ten Plagues of Egypt Lapbook:
This is the cover. The pictures are from the SOTW Activity book.
On the left are some activity pages that correspond to the plagues. In the middle is a map of the route the Israelites took over 40 years. Above that is a chart folded of each plagues and what Egyptian God is corresponds to. To the right is a little pictures of dead cattle and a fold out picture of Moses and Arrons staff turning into a snake.
This is the middle flap opened up to show 10 booklets. One for each plague.
Here is one of the booklets opened partway to show the name of the plague and a picture of what it was.
This is the rest of the booklet opened up to show the scripture and verse of this particular verse from the Bible.
We used these websites to get our information and worksheets for this lapbook:
The Ten Plagues on Egypt - What were they?
Heart of Wisdom - The Plagues
The Plagues upon Egypt
Ten Plagues Lesson Plans
Calvary Chapel - Ten Plagues
Plague Fonts
Nov. 27, 2006
Forest Habitat Lapbook from HOAC - A review with Pictures
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Right off I was impressed with this lapbook e-book. It is 97 pages long, 11 pages ofthat is the guide book, which itself is packed full of information.
There are 26 different activities to do and everyone of them has a different graphic and fold. The activities range from the usual vocabulary to the features of the different forests and some ways to conserve them. My favorite activity was to choose my favorite deciduous forest animal and write a fictional story about it. Even though it says this lapbook is geared for grades 3-6, all the activities can be adapted to younger or older children.
The only thing I could see that I didn't like was the waste of paper on the activity direction pages. The directions to each activity are printed on its each page and they are only a few lines long. More than 3/4 of the page gets wasted. I ended up copying/pasting all the directions into a Word file and printing that up. It only took 4 pages verses 26 pages.
I have been told that they are now going to be changing this so that the directions and the graphic to each activity will be on the same page. This will help with the cost of paper for sure. Come check out Hands of a Child, and all the wonderful kits they offer.
Cover to Lapbook
First half. Daughter picked out the colors of paper to print the graphics.
Second half of Lapbook
Nov. 8, 2006
Narnia Lapbook from Hands of a Child - a review
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My daughter and I recently started this lapbook and we have to say how much we love it. I have never read any of the books in the Narnia series, so we are reading The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe together.
The lapbook activities come in both secular and christian, but we are doing both. We may end up with more than will fit in our lapbook once we are done, but I like it better that way.
In the Ebook (that is the way I like to get my books through HOAC), it even has a reading schedule so that you can go slow, if you want, and do the activities that correspond with the chapters. For instance, after you read chapter one, you do activity 2, after chapters 3-4, you do activity 3 and so on.
The guide book is huge. There is a small bio on C.S. Lewis, a small summary of each chapter with a corresponding scripture and christian message. The scriptures are perfect for doing some copy work and memorization. There is even a recipe for Turkish Delight, which we are up to in the book now. Talk about a very sugary sweet treat. This will give my kids sugar rushes for days. I had better take them to the park after they eat this to burn all that exra energy they will get.
I'll post pictures of our finished lapbook as soon as we are done with it. But until then, you can go to Hands of a Child and check out the free samples of the Narnia lapbook.
