She loves working with her hands, drawing, cutting, gluing, crafting – all of it. If your child enjoys creating things like my hands-on, artsy daughter – they will thrive with lapbooking.

Lapbooks are great if you have a visual learner. All you need are some manila folders, templates, colored pencils or crayons, scissors, and glue.

They’re so easy that even non-crafty moms can make them. Then all the activity books are gathered and glued onto manila folders which fit on a child’s lap. In order to make a lapbook, kids create small activity books, fold paper, and answer questions to create their books. You’ll learn how to make a lapbook, and you’ll find over 90 free lapbook printables for you to use in your homeschool! Plus, download free lapbook templates for DIY lapbooking at the bottom of this post. So today I’m sharing with you a quick guide to lapbooking. Have you ever thought about sitting down and creating lapbooks with your kids, but thought it would be too difficult? Nothing is further from the truth! Lapbooks are super easy to make work beautiful with unit studies and are a great way to record everything kids have learned about a subject. FREE offers are often time-sensitive and may be limited time only.

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