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I used 2 file folders. The first one I refolded so the flap folded in the middle. I printed everything out the night before and pre-cut some of the things so it wouldn't take as long when it came time to put it together.
The first open flap.
One more flap to open up.
Here's the link to download this for yourself.
Ten Commandments Flip File
The top flap is the address. Monkey had lines to practice writing our address.
It also had the story of Humpty Dumpty, which I learned my children have never heard before and they thought it was hilarious. Then Monkey practiced copying the rhyme. He did pretty good. I think he skipped a line. But still did a good job.
I printed everything out for us to lapbook the book, "If you give a mouse a cookie" But I then realized we have if you take a mouse to school, not if you give a mouse a cookie. So I'll have to remember to get that book from the library so we can do that one soon. Stay tuned. I'll share this all with you once we've completed them.
2 comments:
This is really cool Stephanie. You are doing such a good job with your homeschooling. You are prepared and Anthony seems to be getting alot out of it. We are going to have some pretty smart grand kids!! Keep up the good work.
Dad Wright
Thanks for posting this, it's fun to see what others are doing in lapbooking!
Andrea
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