We are up to the 10 Commandments, so I thought I'd venture into the world of lapbooking. I had never heard of lapbooking until I ran across it on various homeschooling websites. I felt like I had been left out of an entire creative world. Okay, not really, since I'm NOT creative, but I thought this might be of some interest to William.
Since he's only three there's a bit (okay, okay, lots!) of prep work that I had to do ahead of time to make this activity go smoothly.
- I took a file folder and cut it into the shape of the 10 Commandments' pillars of stone.
- Found pictures of each commandment that represented their meaning and cut them out
- Found 10 Commandments Song and printed it out (this was for me, so I could teach it to him). Seriously - does learning the 10 Commandments get any easier than this? I love this song!
- Found a coloring page of Moses holding the 10 Commandments (forgot the link, sorry!)
4 comments:
Cool 10 Commandments, craft! ...And I love the new haircut, William.
Love,
Aunt Gina
WOW, THAT BOY MIGHT BE BUILT LIKE GRANDPA ADAMS, BUT HE'S SURE LOOKING MORE AND MORE LIKE THE BREDEWEGS!!
LOVE THE NEW HAIR CUT....VERY CUTE AND BOYISH....LOVE WHAT YOU'RE DOING WITH HIS "SCHOOLING"....HE'S GROWING UP VERY FAST!! HUGS, GRANNY "A"
Will you please quite teaching your son? Don't you know there are two boys across the street who are missing the outdoor playtime??? :-)
You inspire me! I think I'm going to just use your blog as my lesson plan for Johnny. :) OK, not really but it IS tempting...and it's definitely inspiring me to get back into the preschool stuff with Johnny. All he wants to do is play with cars/trucks/action figures...but I know if I make it interesting, he'd probably be up for a 15 minute lesson. Gotta start somewhere, right?
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