Whether you're new to notebooking and lapbooking or have been using them for years, it's nice to see others ideas and perspectives on how they approach these great learning tools.
My kids are older now (4 graduated and 2 I still homeschool who are 13 and 16) and we mostly use electronic notebooking (which is on the list) but we've been notebooking for about 7 years now. Sadly, all of their early work was destroyed in a house fire, but I do have some from the last couple years that I'll be sharing. I've been terrible about adding what we do in our homeschool and I'd like to change that - hence this list to give me some direction :)
I don't have a word for each letter yet, but at some point I hope to have more added. Be that as it may, other letters will have several words and I'll be adding more as they come to mind.
My ABC's of Notebooking and Lapbooking:
- A - Artwork
- B - Biographies, Book Lists,
- C - Copywork, Charts, Collages, Currency
- D - Diagrams
- E - Embellishments, Electronic Notebooking Pages - (I will be adding a tutorial to this post soon)
- F - Flashcards, Flags
- G - Graphs
- H -
- I - Illustrations, Interviews, Inventions
- J - Journal Entries
- K -
- L - Lyrics to Songs and Hymns, Lab Reports,
- M - Maps, Mini-books
- N - Narration
- O - Organizers (pre-writing graphic organizers) and Outlines
- P - Postcards, Photos
- Q - Quotes
- R - Recipes, Reviews (books and movies) and References
- S - Scriptures, Stickers,
- T - Timelines
- U - Unit Studies
- V - Vocabulary
- W - Writing
- X - eXperiments
- Y -
- Z -
If there is anything you've added to your notebooks that you'd like to share, please leave a comment with that info or a link to your blog post about it.
2 comments:
Maps....don't forget the maps! :)
Duh! How did I miss maps? Thanks :)
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