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in Elementary· History· Lapbooks· Unit study resources

Ancient Greece Lapbook :: In The Hands of A Child

In our younger homeschooling years we used a lot of lapbooks. Now that both my girls are in high school, things are a little more formal. Looking back through some of the lapbooks we have covered I have a little part of me that misses learning this way 🙂 One particular lapbook that we enjoyed working on was Ancient Greece Lapbook from In The Hands of A Child.

Ancient Greece Lapbook: In the Hands of a Child Review

Title: Ancient Greece

Publisher: In The Hands Of A Child

Format: PDF instant download

Cost: £4.38

Ages: 5-7, 8-10, 11-13

PLEASE NOTE: Since publication of this review Currclick closed, thus access this lapbook/notebooking study and any In the Hands of a Child Lapbook/Notebook Units please visit their site directly at In the Hands of a Child.


We had so much fun with this lapbook. It might have been one of our favourite topics that year! I supplemented our study on the Ancient Greeks by reading certain chapters of Susan Wise Bauer’s ‘The Story of the World Vol 1’, which really brought our time learning about the Greeks to life.

download

Here are some of the things we learned about:

 TC Greece

As you can see this lapbook covers quite a bit! My eldest, who is now doing more serious studies on the ancient world, recalls and already has basic knowledge of many ancient world thing  thanks to this unit study. I believe it has helped her to find her studies enjoyable and a little easier.

If you have used ‘In The Hands Of A Child’ products before you will be familiar with their great Planning Guide for each lapbook…

AG Planning Guide

If not, each In The Hands of A Child lapbook comes with a schedule of learning. Each day has vocab words, reading and activities to complete – so no having to plan it out yourself – great if you are just wanting to download, print and begin!

Each lapbook has a rather handy and comprehensive research guide – again, no having to check out books and books so that you can be super informed about your subject. I’m not one for re-inventing the wheel, I so appreciate all the hard work that has gone into this product!

 research guide AG

Of course all the matchbook templates are there for you too. There are some that have primary lines and others that are more suitable to the older child. If one of your dear students should ‘mess up’ on his/her matchbook, just print out another 🙂

 AG temps

Just one last point, often I would take much longer on completing a lapbook than the scheduled time. Sometimes I wanted us to dig a little deeper. Other times we only worked on our lapbook twice or three times a week instead of every day. This product can be as flexible as you want it to be.

Happy Homeschooling to you all 🙂 …

You might also like:

  • In the Hands of a Child: Industrial Revolution
  • In the Hands of a Child: Basic Survival Skills
  • In the Hands of a Child: Horses
  • In the Hands of a Child: Wild Weather

-Originally published November 2014

Shirley Ann (50 Posts)

Shirley Ann lives in the UK with her husband, two daughters, and two cats who think they rule the roost. She's a veteran homeschooler of 13 years and is passionate about home keeping, homeschooling, nature study, and seasonal living, Shirley regularly blogs about her Charlotte Mason-inspired homeschooling and British lifestyle on her blog, 'Building A Household of Faith'.

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