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Are You My Mother? Little Lapbook

January 30, 2009 by Ami 3 Comments

Simon has just fallen in love with the book, Are You My Mother? by P.D. Eastman.   So, we worked on a chunky board book for him today.   I almost have the files ready for sharing.

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First two pages- Simon loves calling out the different animal sounds from the animals in the story.

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Second two pages- B is for baby bird!   We added some white feathers for fun.  Simon loves gluing things!

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Can you get the baby bird to his mother?  I laminated this so Simon can do it over and over again (and he did it at least three time today!). On the right is an envelope with some puzzles- matching animal mothers to animal babies.

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Some samples of the puzzle matching cards.

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Things that Go! – includes the various vehicles in the story

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Simon colored these (obviously!)

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Simon glued twine on the nest.  We are using this to learn position words- "put the bird ON the nest, put the bird IN the nest, put the bird UNDER the nest" etc.

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Simon stapled the egg to the page (I am not sure if it was smart to teach him how to staple…ought-oh!).

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In the pocket is a little accordion book.  It has numbers on it (1-4).  Each page has a bird and then there are little birds with magnets to put on the pages.  Simon LOVES this.  He has done it over and over again!

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So proud!

Filed Under: lovin' our lapbooks, tot school Tagged With: board book, tot school

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  1. Amanda says

    October 27, 2012 at 8:12 pm

    Love this lapbook I am new to homeschooling and Lapbooking and wanted to know if you offer a link for any of the pages in your Are you my Mother Lap book. It would be a wonderful help for me.

  2. Ami says

    October 27, 2012 at 8:16 pm

    Yes! I put the entire thing on Homeschool Share: http://www.homeschoolshare.com/are_you_my_mother.php

    🙂

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