I'm not sure where you might find one, but it's very easy to just make one up on your own. You could give your child a large barn to color and cut out, which could be the cover, and then print outs of farm animals to be glued onto small cards folded in half, then you can put the sound the animal makes under the flap? Maybe even include a copy of Old Macdonald Had a Farm?
Hope these help: http://www.squidoo.com/lapbook-planning - Basic how to instructions. http://cynthiahancox.com/farmanimalslapbook.html - Sample from a homeschooler. http://www.docstoc.com/collection/2241/Farm-Themed-Papers-Lapbook-Mini-Books - Pages to print and color to make your own lapbook. http://www.currclick.com/product_info.php?products_id=21363&it=1&filters=0_0&manufacturers_id=17 - This is a kit you can purchase.
If you go to http://currclick.com and enter Farm Lapbook, you can get Down on the Farm it's a really cute one for $2.49. I did this with my youngest two boys and we had a great time.
Anytime. I am out of work, and that work was as an Administrative Assistant. I am pretty good at researching for things so it takes me just a few minutes. Basically I have the skills and sit here frustrated to not be able to use them. So thank you for giving me something to do, lol.
Locating lapbooks Whenever you're looking for a lapbook on a particular topic, visit this page: Lapbooking Links. For a farm lapbook, look under "Free Lapbooks: F" and "Lapbooks for Sale: F."
Charter schools vs independant HS How important is charters and co-ops vs 100% homeschooling without any other location or community help? I'm curious about the different types of homeschooling. How many of you homeschool on your own with out co-ops or charters? Weighing out my options.
