Hot Air Balloons

balloon1June 5 is the anniversary of the first hot air balloon flight (1783).  Last year as part of summer school calendar studies Z,  J, and I decided to learn everything we could about hot air balloons.

Fantastic Resource and Activity List!                                                  https://www.franw.com/2014/06/hot-air-balloons.html

We made this lapbook  from

http://www.homeschoolshare.com/hot_air.php

and added a few of our own ideas.

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Our library had a few children’s books about hot air balloons.  These two were our favorites.

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Here is a link to a cute craft idea we tried, of course we had to use batman action figures in the basket instead of the child picture  http://www.dltk-holidays.com/summer/mballoon.html

We thought this video from the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta was fascinating!

betty jo

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8 thoughts on “Hot Air Balloons

  1. Jennifer

    I love the lapbooks at Homeschool Share. Found your blog on the Good Work Academy list. My son loves doing lapbooks so much he keeps asking for more!

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  3. Betty Jo Post author

    Reblogged this on Still Learning Something New and commented:

    Even though it’s not our summer school lesson today, we’ll be getting out the old lapbook anyway. I remember hot air balloons being a great study. I checked the following resource links and all seem to be working.

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