Butterfly and Insect Lapbook
A few weeks ago, I asked DD what she wanted to learn about. She chose to study butterflies and insects. We used two lapbooks. One is no longer available. The other one was a free lapbook on butterflies from Yee Shall Know. (Website no longer available.) (If you’ve never seen any of her lapbooks, I highly recommend her free lapbooks. (Website no longer available.) They are based on the Magic School Bus chapter books and she’s done topics such as germs, tornadoes, the food chain and more.)
DD learned SO much working on this lapbook and it’s wonderful because it’s so interactive. She comes back to it again and again to play the games and stuff.
So here are some pictures of her (more-or-less) finished product! She still has to finish the front cover and I’ll come back and add that in sometime later.
Here are some of the bits and pieces that go with the lapbook. Ladybugs for making addition problems, insect and non-insect sorting cards.
These are butterfly identification cards.
We have some Life Cycle materials here:
Learning about symmetry — placing dots of paint on a folded butterfly and then pressing the butterfly halves together.
Recently, I made some butterfly themed printables for PreK-K that you could add to this lapbook. They are free and you’ll find them at this post: Butterfly Math Activities
You might also be interested in our Dinosaur Packet which includes Lapbook Materials (for ages 3-7):
Be sure to check out our other preschool posts. This page has links to dozens of our preschool posts. It also includes links to lots of our free Montessori printables and more.
Hope you found this post helpful! See you again soon here or at our Homeschool Facebook Page! ~Liesl
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I'd like to ask you to consider submitting something about homeschooling to the Carnival of Homeschooling. If you are interested, here are the instructions.If this week is bad for you, you are always welcome tosubmit to future carnivals.If a "blog carnival" is a new term, this might help.Here is the archive of previous carnivalsParticipating in a blog carnvial is a good way to get more exposure for your blog.Thank you for your consideration.
What a thorough lapbook! Now that my daughter is in 6th grade, I look fondly on these "little kid" lapbooks.
What a thorough lapbook! Now that my daughter is in 6th grade, I look fondly on these "little kid" lapbooks.
Your links don’t work anymore 🙂
Thanks so much for letting me know! I’ll make sure to remove those! ~Liesl