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Category Archives: Lapbooks
George Washington Carver
I like to add literature into our curriculum as much as possible, and my daughter, book-lover that she is, has no objection. Biographies can be a strong supplement to any subject, including math and science. Since we are studying botany … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient Civilizations, Botany, Lapbooks, Links
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On Yaum al-Ahad, He Ate One Apple
Last week, my four-year-old and I studied the letter Cc. We read through Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar and watched the movie. Afterwards, we made a lapbook (a very simple one) to show the days of the week and … Continue reading
Posted in Lapbooks
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Mothers of the Believers Lapbook
AlhamduLILLAH, the idea of this lapbook has been in my head for so long. It took a lot of writing, cutting, coloring and taping but it is done, MashaALLAH. During the process, my daughter learned the … Continue reading
Posted in Lapbooks, Links, Muslim Heroes, Resources, Wives of the Prophet (SAW)
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Ancient China Notebooking/Lapbook (Long and lots of pics)
This is probably the most ambitious lapbook that we’ve completed thus far. We haven’t completed many as I’ve never been a fan of doing them, but they seem to get easier as the children get older and can make … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Islamic Studies, Lapbooks
Tagged Ancient China, geography, lapbooking, notebooking, Uighur
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Revisiting Nutrition/Ancient Egypt
It has been a while since we’ve talked about healthy eating habits around here and since everyone is older, now is the time. I’ve noticed that they eat all the time. I mean, all the time. There is not a … Continue reading
Posted in Lapbooks, Projects, science
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Stay inside where it’s warm and make a lapbook
In spite of the freezing cold, this was a very productive week. We accomplished everything on our schedule, AlhamduLILLAH. My daughter had her first assessment and completed it with no errors, masha’ALLAH. The phonics program is great so far and … Continue reading
Posted in 5 Pillars Lapbook, Islamic Studies, Lapbooks
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First Lapbook!
So last night I (mostly) finished our first lapbook. It was very quick and easy and I think it will help us to count our change, InshaALLAH. I finished the rest this morning before we started school. The templates for … Continue reading
Shopping Around
Since my last post, we’ve been busy. We just returned from the library, well, actually, we went to two. I am trying to create a library for my kids so I visit the neighbors when they have yard sales and … Continue reading
Posted in Arabic, Curriculum, Lapbooks
Tagged arabic puzzles, curriculum search, lapbooking, library discards, manners, papier-mache, planets, saxon math
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