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Category: Lapbooks
Books of the Bible Lapbook Game
This is a super fun file folder game or lapbook game to learn the books of the Bible.
It includes 84 Bible trivia questions (easy and medium levels) and blank cards to make your own questions. Availble to download and assemb
Free Bible Story Lapbook
This is actually a File Folder Game or a mini lapbook posted on my blog (posting here too so it won’t be missed). Everything you need to make this lapbook is available to download below. A coloring page goes on the front of the folder. Inside is a game board and two pockets. One pocket [...]
Hundreds of Free Lapbooks & Unit Studies
There is no one more qualified to write homeschool curricula than a homeschool mom. Homeschool Share (HSS) is a on-line cooperative effort of several homeschooling moms to provide free but quality literature-based unit studies and resources.
My Second Favorite Book of All Time
This is my favorite Bible study tool. I totally agree with Dr. Ed Hindson who said, “If I could give only two books to a new Christian, one would be the Bible and the other would be this book.” Great lapbook tool.
Bible Scrapbook Kit
Remember the felt boards and characters–this is the upgrade for the digital age!
Lapbooks & Scrapbooks Make Learning Fun!
Lapbooking and Scrapbooking are the rage in the homeschooling community. Both are creative and fun ways to learn and retain information. A Lapbook is a collection of small booklets organized in a shutter-folded file folder . Scrapbooking can be down with paper or digitally on the computer. So much is available to print from the [...]
Creating a Timeline Book
In her writings, Charlotte Mason recommended preparing a handmade Time Line Book (originally called a Museum Sketch Book; sometimes called a Book of the Centuries). This activity is based upon one of the major keys to motivation: the active involvement of students in their own learning. Students learn by doing, making, writing, designing, creating, and solving.
