As her final project for our summer session KM decided to complete a lapbook on Bees!
The trials and errors of a home educating family finding our own way and getting saner by the day!
Sep 13, 2008
3 comments:
Hi - Thanks for wanting to share your ideas & comments! I love hearing what others have to say, but just so that everyone is aware, I have the right and option to decide to post a comment or not. Foul language, inappropriate comments, lashing out at the world, or posting irrelevant ad links are a few reasons why posts may be rejected. My daughter & her friends like to frequently see what is being posted so therefore I would like to keep it clean.
I also have a tendency to reject "Anonymous" posts as I feel the content is not verifiable, therefore is often either irrelevant or not viable.
If your comment has been accepted - it will generally appear in less than 24 hours! Thanks Gina
What a great job! Where did you guys find the neat things to paste on there? The Worker Bee Handbook? How cute! I just wrote down in my journal that I want to find out more info on The Apiculture Society because my son loves bees. Great timing for me to come here :)
ReplyDeleteI forgot to mention that we got the project pack through currclick.com (there is a link to them at the bottom of the page.) as one of their free downloads in the spring. The whole kit was published through Hands of a Child!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much and good luck with your studies!
Very nice, Gina! Looks like a lot of craft ability needed. Wondering what a lap book by a non-crafty girl with a nerdy dad helping might look like.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Dennis