These are the pictures of Andrea’s first lapbook. It’s about the Independence Day of Indonesia. We are going to celebrate it on August 17. Dea has never made a lapbook before. So I searched the web and found some sites that are very helpful. These sites let us download the lapbook templates and also show some samples. I got all the templates
here.
Okay, first, of course I gathered all the information that we want to put in the lapbook. Since Dea is still Grade 1, I limit the information to the basics only… answering the question of who, what, when, why, and how.
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The preparation... |
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Dea is adding some information about the pictures |
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More information... |
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Mini matchbook |
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Writing the title of her lapbook |
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The front look |
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The inside look |
I told her the story behind our country’s independence day and that it’s been 65 years now. Then, she wrote down the information under the pictures that we cut, and glued them on the board. We used 3 pcs of folio cardstock. Here's the closer look on the inside:
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The first page: Where in the world is Indonesia?; Flag of Indonesia; and National Anthem |
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National Anthem: Indonesia Raya (score and lyric) |
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The second page: Important people; the pictures of the Independence Day; Teks Proklamasi; and when it happened |
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The important people of the Independence Day: Bung Karno & Bung Hatta |
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Picture of the actual event |
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The original text of the Independence Declaration (still in handwriting form) |
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Independence Day of Indonesia: August 17, 1945 |
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The last part of the lapbook: Indonesia now and how people celebrate; How old is Indonesia |
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Indonesia today... |
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How people celebrate the day... with fun traditional games... |
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The front cover |
Dea is very proud of her work, even thought it's just writing, cutting and gluing...I asked her to do a "little" presentation of her lapbook, to narrate back what she knows about our country's independence day. Oh,I'm so proud of her.
very cool! i came across this post while doing a search for indonesia lapbook. we are doing "heritage" lapbooks right now, and indonesia is part of our children's heritage. thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeletebtw, it's very neat to see another indonesian blogger mother who homeschools (and loves jesus) :)