Ridgetop Farm and Garden | Home School | Laura Ingalls Wilder | Farmer Boy | Lapbbook

At the beginning of the school year, Farm Kid1 read Farmer Boy & did a few activities relating to the book, including making this lapbook.

 

The Lapbook

Left: Farm Kid1 read from the Farmer Boy book my mom gave me when I was a kid.
Right: I scanned the cover & used the print out for the front of the lapbook.
Ridgetop Farm and Garden | Home School | Laura Ingalls Wilder | Farmer Boy | Lapbbook

 

On the left & right pages are photos of our hands on activities: popcorn in milk experiment, baking bread & making candles.
The middle section shows the Wilder farm & where New York is located.
Ridgetop Farm and Garden | Home School | Laura Ingalls Wilder | Farmer Boy | Lapbbook

 

On the left is a character sketch of Almanzo & on the right is a blueprint of the Wilder Farm. These two ideas came from Homeschool Share. They have a pretty good Farmer Boy unit worth checking out.
Ridgetop Farm and Garden | Home School | Laura Ingalls Wilder | Farmer Boy | Lapbbook

 

We were also studying animal classification at the time. So, Farm Kid1 filled out a worksheet classifying the animals on the Wilder Farm. The coloring sheet came from the Cheryl Harness website.
Ridgetop Farm and Garden | Home School | Laura Ingalls Wilder | Farmer Boy | Lapbbook

 

This was the first lapbook Farm Kid1 completed for school. He loved it – as did I.