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Comment by Cie Buschle on October 13, 2009 at 8:22pm

Well, I have homeschooled my son, 14, for two years, and am now trying with my daughter, 10. She is quite a different type of learner, so I thought I would look into lapbooking. She is taking to it wonderfully! So any new ideas are welcome, please :D

Comment by Kerry Kerby on May 30, 2009 at 6:13pm

Hi, I am a chrstian homeschool mom of 1. I have a son age 8. We have been homeschooling for 2 years and I am new to the lapbooking but am looking so forward to sharing. This past year was a little boring for my son. SO I plan to make this next year alot more interesting for him. Wish me luck !!

Comment by Amy on May 18, 2009 at 8:15am

Hi! Has anyone created a lapbook at the end of the school year based on that school year. Like a scrapbook style sharing all what they did during the school year? Please share...

Thank you,
Amy

Comment by a2t2 on February 7, 2009 at 10:46am

Hello fellow HS's - I have 2 girls , age 8 and 11. We have been lapbooking in some form for 6 years. We end up digging 'deep' on our topics and we have often used a binder format with card stock. We are currently working on the Solar System and the Universe. Each section is about 10-12 pages longs. We are done the sun and mercury and moving at the speed of light to venus. Perfect timing as she is the Godess of Love and it's Valintines. As part of this section I am looking for some Love of God Lapbook ideas for the girls to incorporate into the Venus section. I can't quite fiqure out how to create links but when I do I will share all the material I have found - it's my hobby and I have a huge pile of Sun materials that can be transferred into a lapbook format. Nice to 'see' you all.

Comment by Lulu Abbott on February 2, 2009 at 1:35pm

Hello,
My boys (11&113) are reading the book of Proverbs and I thought it may be more meaningful if we did a lap book. I am new to lap booking and was wondering if anyone had done a lap book of Proverbs before. I am unsure how to get started because it seems so broad. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks Lulu Abbott

Comment by Paula on January 7, 2009 at 11:12am

Hello this is my first year HOMESCHOOLING and LAPBOOKING. So, this is a whole new world of learning and opportunity. My dd is in 4th grade after doing K-3rd in a public magnet school. At the current moment I'm trying to grasp how to 'start' a lapbook. I see how to do it...but do I do it after or before the teaching has begun? Or build mini's as i go? I suppose it will have to be a trail and error for right now. I'm looking forward tolearning all that I can from you ladies. Thanks.

Comment by Terri Juliano on December 3, 2008 at 7:05am

Hello, this is my first year lapbooking and I have four children 15, 13, 12 year old boys and a 10 year old daughter. They are in grades 6-10 and really are enjoying the lapbooking. I love the fact that you van customize one lapbook to fit all the grades. I love the free stuff, it helps with the budget. I have taken a full active roll as a teacher with these projects and find that it has brought peace to the family. We use the lapbooks like unit studies and try to incorporate all subjects into the lapbook we are using. I love reading other ideas and sort thru them to help build on to what I am doing. I also am thrilled with the way the lapbooks allow each child to express their individual ways of learning and brings all the information into perspective. I hope to gain a lot of knowledge from this group and help out where ever I can. Terri

Comment by Melanie on December 2, 2008 at 5:29am

Hey, Penney! Thanks for the welcome!

Comment by Penney on November 30, 2008 at 11:28am

Hi Melanie, It's good to see you here! I love this place! Come to my page and see my pictures.

Love,
Penney

Comment by Melanie on November 30, 2008 at 7:33am

Hello! I'm actually pretty new to lapbooking, but have older students who love to help the little ones with their lapbooks! So any ideas would be very exciting!

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