Roadschool Moms Using Lap Books in Your Roadschool

March 24, 2014 by mediaangels Leave a Comment

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Have you heard of lap books? Do you use them? Are you afraid of them? Maybe they sound too complicated to you!

In this episode of Roadschool Moms, Nancy and Paula from A Journey Through Learning guide us through lap books.

Listen in and learn how you can incorporate these learning resources and to enrich your roadschool.

Live listeners received a free Spring Lapbook! Be sure to listen live every Sunday night at 9pm est for your chance to win and get freebies!

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