Thanks for the video! Are any of the readings listed from the LITERATURE or READERS sections needed to complete the lap book? Or is all the information in the lap book related only to the readings from the HISTORY section?
@@samanthaandrews8964 Neither. I would argue they have some limited information in the lap book that you use when building the activity. So you wouldn’t need any other specific history spine (or literature book). Although it does pair nicely with what the kids are learning about with the history spines and the readers.
Hey there. I am debating on adding the lap book & can't make a decision. While adding it to my lesson plans, I notice it says that some of the activities for the lap book say it can take ~40 minutes here, ~60 minutes there, etc. Is that for the entirety of that activity spread throughout the week? Or is that ~30/40/60 minutes per day? I hope my question made sense. I just don't want to add in an hours worth of extra work EACH day. The lap book does look like a lot of fun, though!
So there’s usually only one activity per week (or even less) so you are spreading it throughout the days. I find my kids are good for about 10-15 minutes and then we finish the project in the next days.
Very nice. We are also working on this
Thanks for the video! Are any of the readings listed from the LITERATURE or READERS sections needed to complete the lap book? Or is all the information in the lap book related only to the readings from the HISTORY section?
@@samanthaandrews8964 Neither. I would argue they have some limited information in the lap book that you use when building the activity. So you wouldn’t need any other specific history spine (or literature book). Although it does pair nicely with what the kids are learning about with the history spines and the readers.
@@RVHomeschoolThank you for your response! This is helpful to know!
Hey there. I am debating on adding the lap book & can't make a decision. While adding it to my lesson plans, I notice it says that some of the activities for the lap book say it can take ~40 minutes here, ~60 minutes there, etc. Is that for the entirety of that activity spread throughout the week? Or is that ~30/40/60 minutes per day? I hope my question made sense. I just don't want to add in an hours worth of extra work EACH day. The lap book does look like a lot of fun, though!
So there’s usually only one activity per week (or even less) so you are spreading it throughout the days. I find my kids are good for about 10-15 minutes and then we finish the project in the next days.