Texas Independence Day Lapbook
As part of our Texas Independence Day celebration, we’d planned on visiting the San Jacinto Monument and making a lapbook. I looked for a pre-made lapbook for Texas Independence Day, but couldn’t find one so I made one up. It’s in two parts thanks to being on two different computers, and uses one main file folder and one inner flap (I added a piece leftover from a previous lapbook – you may choose to add two smaller inner flaps if you like).
The cover is in part 2 and there are a total of 14 mini-books inside, including a timeline (this one is just cut and pasted in; you may choose to let your kids make one using the info on the included list), the six flags over Texas and two poems/songs. I also found a video on YouTube that goes over the highlights of the Texas Revolution here. It’s a little over 4 minutes, so nothing in-depth, but good for busy kids who don’t like long boring history shows. I also found this one (music ends/commentary begins at :55). It’s good once you get past the music.
Here are the insides:


If you use this lapbook, please comment and link to your blog with pictures. I’d love to see additions and modifications for older or younger kids.
Warmly,
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Thank you so much. This was very helpful. I ended up with three seperate books because I have three children at seperate levels. My youngest did the symbols. My middle did the Alamo, and my oldest worked on the flags and customs. Will post pics soon.
April 13, 2011 at 11:27 am
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