Music Appreciation Lap Book in Rev2Rev?

[Heather4Him]

I'm confused as to what to all print on cardstock and what can be on regular paper for the "Composers" Activity Pak in Rev2Rev.
Please help, so I can get everything ready before we start! Thanks!!

[LynnH]

If you go to the project directions on the CD for each project it will tell you exactly what to print on what under Supplies. For example the Periods of Music project says "1 copy of Periods of Music -1 on white card stock, 1 copy of Periods of Music 2 on white, colored or fancy paper (so not card stock) etc. Hope that makes sense. I know you do need colored cardstock for The Orchestra Project Most stuff you print on white or colored paper-not cardstock, but there are a few things on cardstock.

[Heather4Him]

Thanks Lynn!!

I'll check out the individual direction pages. I was thinking there was a "main" page somewhere, and I bought the cardstock that Julie had mentioned in her "Getting Ready for Rev2Rev" post, so I started some of them already. Thanks again!!

[Heather4Him]

P.S. You mentioned (I think it was you!) that there is a lot of cutting. Is that all the composer cards, etc., and do you have all those cut out ahead of time already? I want to get as much done beforehand as possible, thanks!!

[LynnH]

Yes I cut out the parts for the "Collection of Composers Project". They do that Unit 2 day 4. I cut out all the parts and now he can just fold the books and glue the composers picture on the book for that day. The other ones I cut out were the orchestra project pieces. They have these little pocket things that you cut and fold. I knew that would overwhelm my ds and wipe his hands out so I cut and folded those and cut out the instrument cards. He will still have plenty to do in gluing each pocket down and put the right instruments in the pockets. The only other thing I cut out ahead of the was the Keyboard Vocabulary project. This one isn't as much though, so you wouldn't have to cut it out before hand if you didn't want to. Just trying to think of fatigue for weak hands.

[Heather4Him]

Thanks, Lynn!!