Lapbooks are hands-on projects that engage all of a child's senses. Lapbooking provides movement for the tactile/kinesthetic learner.
Lapbooking also engages students who are auditory learners; those who absorb information as they talk about what they're doing.
Visual learners benefit from the opportunity to see what they and everyone else is creating.
Using tools such as markers, scissors, and glue in lapbooking projects also builds the fine motor skills that children will need to use for functional activities throughout their lives.
Busy hands, busy brains!
Lapbooks are hands-on projects that engage all of a child's senses. Lapbooking provides movement for the tactile/kinesthetic learner.
Lapbooking also engages students who are auditory learners; those who absorb information as they talk about what they're doing.
Visual learners benefit from the opportunity to see what they and everyone else is creating.
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