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Here’s a nice freebie from Homeschool Helper Online. The 9-page file includes some foldables, mini books and questions to test kids’ knowledge (plus answers on a separate page).  I’m hoping to do this with Jack later in the week and add some fun stuff of our own to it. See my lapbooking tab on the [...]

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Here’s all sorts of cool things online that have caught my eye lately… Get a Free Seasons Lapbook from CurrClick right now.  This looks like about the kindergarten level, depending on the child. Make Magazine has an intriguing article asking Is It Time to Rebuild & Retool Public Libraries and Make “TechShops”? Cool concept! Scholastic [...]

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I am a terrible blogger lately. I am also a terrible house cleaner, homeschooler, bedtime book reader, writer and general person. I mostly hold my belly and groan. Hopefully I’ll be done with my progesterone soon and perhaps that will help.  Next week I have my first prenatal appointment (the doctor won’t see me until [...]

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Here’s a bit of what we’ve been up to the past couple of days… 1.  We’re reading the Felicity books to go along with our unit study on the Revolutionary War. 2.  Victoria and I researched opossums for her opossum lapbook.  Did you know they’re North America’s only marsupial and they help homeowners? Opossums help [...]

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Lapbooking 101

A reader wrote and asked if I’d share my lapbooking speech so I’m posting it here.  This is my basic outline.  I also told a lot of stories of how we chose subjects, successes and failures, etc. Note:  I brought an assortment of lapbooks that Jack, Victoria and Anna had done to illustrate various points [...]

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We’re back from our trip to the big city for the annual MHA conference.  We survived Friday night rush hour traffic (barely!) and had a wonderful night in the hotel.  At the conference I got to see old friends, made new ones and met lots of great folks I had only known online. The kids [...]

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One thing I love about this time of year is the abundance of strawberries! A few weeks ago we went strawberry picking… Twenty pounds and twenty dollars later, we did a bit of strawberry prepping! (I love this picture of Annalee!  It shows her style so perfectly!) Then we did some strawberry cooking with the [...]

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Right now Currclick is offering lots of neat freebies.  There’s chocolate fractions, spelling, weather, addition and subtraction bingo, a Mother’s Day booklet and more.  I’m off to browse now!

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I was perplexed to see that I had nearly 400 hits last week on a day that I didn’t post anything particularly amazing, so I went looking at my site meter to see if I could figure out why.  It turns out someone put up this great little page full of neat stuff to make [...]

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Tons of Templates!

This neat page has tons of printable templates for custom cards, envelopes and boxes.  From a pyramid box to a heart basket to a library card pocket to a money holder to a milk carton box to a 3-D flower card and lots more.  These would be great for lapbooking!

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