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Back to School Lapbook Project
$3.00
Start the school year off with a fun, engaging and interactive project that will help students get focused on learning and goal setting. Students will cut, color, write and paste to create their very own folder project (lapbook). They will be asked to tell basic personal information about themselves as well as their favorite subject, what they like most about school and what they most want to learn. They will also write goals, identify school supplies, name friends they have already made and more!
This is a fun project to keep throughout the year so that at the end of the year, students can look back and ‘see’ where they began!
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