Due to weather interference (we don't do lessons when DH is home, we utilize the time to
be with him) and sickies we're a a bit behind on our original schedule for our
World War II unit studies. We did finish the segment that revolved around Sylvia Whitman's
V is for Victory, but the pamphlet (book report) wasn't completed before the book had to be returned so it's in a state of limbo. We'll have to interlibrary loan the next time we're at the library. No credit given for that bit yet.
To go along with the
V is for Victory we did a lapbook for the
State of Hawaii, since Pearl Harbor was the event that finally involved the United States in the war.
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We 3-hole punch all of our lapbooks so we can store them in a binder.
One binder per 'school' year. |
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We also use a couple of supplemental lapbook/notebooking pages
found here and here. |
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We modify the large envelopes to hold the 'reading material' from the
lapbook pdf. |
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