Monday, June 11, 2012
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Fort Worth Children's Museum Trip
My and my boys had a blast at the Ft Worth Children's Museum this past spring break. There was so much to do. We made paper airplanes to test and parachutes with coffee filters to see how high they would go. There was a dino dig outside that they enjoyed so much. There was also a part of the museum that had old pictures and letters from Ellis Island. We even got to go in a room with a mock oil rig and drill for oil. Brandon sat at a "tool pushers" desk and watch the computer screens for depth level in drilling.
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Lap Booking
I been doing my nightly search for learning material and tools. I found a site on lap booking. Boy let me tell you my eyes glazed over from all the info I found on it. There is websites on top of websites on it. Teacher resource books on subjects. I thought I might write about what I found so far.
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Materials needed (but unlimited to):
-Color printer
-Colored file folders
-Crayons, color pencils, markers
-Old Magazines/Photos/ Copy Materials/Lapbook sets
-'Pocket' envelopes to slide mini-books into
-Adhesives: 2-sided tape, packing tape, glue stick
-Index cards
-stickers
-staple
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Lap books are fun and can be done with almost any subject or curriculum. They are for any grades/ages. I will post some links below for some sites that offer lapbook templates and pages. They can be done for reports or projects. They can also be simple or detailed. It is all up to you and your children.
I just ordered 5 books from A Journey Through Learning... LOVE THEM!!!
Here is a site with videos on how to make them...
Also this Lady is wonderful,friendly and very helpful. Kickbutt Crazy Lapbooks
Labels:
curriculum,
educational,
english,
history,
lap book,
lapbooking,
math,
science
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Homeschool Giveaways
Friday, May 25, 2012
Homeschool bookfair convention
Well Brandon and I went to our 1st home school conference. We drove 2 hours to Arlington. Started out raining but ended in a beautiful day. We seen many company's and found many treasures for our home school path. There was a dinosouar exhibit that was wonderful to look at. We picked up 3 science projects for next year. We got a blood type kit, a geode to beak open and a see through frog to study anatomy. We also got some books for lap booking on are history lesson for next year.
Labels:
children,
convention,
english,
homeschool,
learning,
math,
science
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