If You Give a Moose a Muffin Lapbook

Here are pictures of our If You Give A Moose A Muffin lapbook! All resources came from homeschoolshare.com except the picture of the moose on the front cover.

Cover:

Inside left and middle front flap:

 

 

Tic-tac-toe game on the backside of the middle flap. Also a weather wheel, author and illustrator info and letter Mm sound cards.

Close ups of the two flaps above:

And lastly, the back cover. You put the number of muffins on the plate to match the number on top. Good for practicing addition and subtraction as well as basic counting.

As always, if you have any questions about anything, feel free to comment below or send me an email at adventuresinhomeschooling@gmail dot com

Word World Tot-Book/Lapbook

Here is our Word World Tot-Book/Lapbook. Click on any picture to enlarge (my camera doesn't take the best pictures!). It started out as a Tot-Book which is more manageable by a younger child but we had so many stickers and the girls wanted to use them all so we went ahead and used a full sized folder but used the Tot activities with it. We think it turned out really neat. The stickers were from a Word World gift T received for Christmas.  All of the materials came from here. Carisa from 1+1+1=1 has provided plenty of useful tot-books that you can browse here. Tot-books are perfect for the younger kids while the older kids work on lapbooks. We usually laminate to make things more durable as well. Be sure to check out the links!

Veggie Tales Tot Book

Here is a tot book we made for K. She loves it! Click on any picture to enlarge. All the materials were printed from here. We added stickers from a couple of books that we already had. Obviously her name was edited for privacy. Carisa from 1+1+1=1 has a great list of tot books on her lapbook site here. I so appreciate all the time she has put into these and made them free for the rest of us! Check out her sites, there is a lot to look at!

Scarecrow Paper Bag Craft

Here is a quick and easy scarecrow craft made from a paper bag. I saw this idea somewhere online a few days ago.


It took us a little less than an hour for everything from cutting all the pieces to assembling them. I have been looking for ideas for cute fall crafts that the kids can do to help decorate the house for fall. The kids really liked how these turned out.

Our Train Lapbook

The girls had a lot of fun doing this one. If you want to know where any of the resources came from just email me at alonglifestrail@gmail.com.