Bee Lapbook

James had the most fun "rowing" The Bee Tree. We even got to visit a real bee keeper!!

Most of the mini books for the lapbook came from Homeschool Share. One (anatomy of a bee) came from HOAC project pack.

I posted about our bee book list here. 

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