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We built a basic introduction to the Solar System lapbook, last year for first grade. This was our first lapbook and sold me on the concept! When this was finished, my boys could tell you all of the planets, in order, which ones were mostly rock, which ones were mostly gas, what lies between the two sets of four, and that Pluto may or may not be a planet, but if it is then there are five outer planets. They know that the sun is simply the closest star and that is is a ball of burning gas, as all stars are. They learned about the Apollo moon trips and the date and Name of the first moon landing and Neil Armstrong's name. I was so amazed a their retention (Even now they remember it all) that it totally sold me on this "Hands On" form of teaching science and social studies. Anyway just thought I would share with you. Here is the link to the Flickr pictures... P.S. We DO plan to study the planets and such, in more depth, this year.... not sure when or with what,,,,, P.S.S. Most of everything we used for the Solar System Lapbook was from Google image searches.... |
Solar System LapBook
Friday, August 24, 2007, 11:33 AM CST [Lapbooking]
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Just wanted to say thanks for your enthusiasm! We're going to try some lapbook/notebooks this year. The kids seemed pretty excited when I explained what we were going to do. I hope they love it!
TheLadyElizabethThanks again! :D
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