The Whale Lapbook

For our Whale Lapbook I got everyone involved this time, L-Drago 7, Night Fury 4 and Dyno 3. Everyone did a fantastic job and as always we all, including me learnt a bunch *smile*


Our Resources were:

• our local Library 
• homeschoolshare.com for all the Lapbook pockets
• education.com for the pre K. Twin Whale activity and coloring pages.

also from education.com is the Whale Coin Toss Game


Books we read:
The Life Cycle of a Whale
Gray Whales
Blue Whales 
Whales (I believe the green Whale Quiz is from that book as well)
Winter Whale
The Whale Scientists
Baby Whales Drink Milk
Humphrey The Lost Whale

Rainforest Notebook

Leap Creature chose the Rainforest as our next theme. We read quiet a few books such as

• The Cat in the Hat: If I ran the Rainforest
• The Amazon River in a Rain Forest 
• The Rainforest Grew All Around
• The Great Kapok Tree
• One Day in the Tropical Rain Forest
• Rain Forests

We borrowed all of the books from the Library, the theme is great since there are tons of resources, books etc. I chose some for classes, some for language arts for Leap Creature to read, some for good night Stories and "the book Crafts for Kids who Are Wild About ... THE WILD" for Crafts. 

Ancient Egypt Lapbook

K. wanted to study about ancient Egypt and the mummies, so I did my research and this is what we did:




This is the Lap Book Cover (left)           






The "Land of the Pharaohs" Egypt Map can be printed out from here. (right)

most of our printables are from the homeschoolshare.com









<-- Here K. transformed his name into Hieroglyphs.
I also colored and cut out a paper pyramid and I googled some cliparts.
(You might also like this webpage about ancient egypt)