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NotebookingPages.com Facebook Party on May 21st – Lots of FREE Prizes!
This post contains my referral links. View my disclosure policy here. Did you know that NotebookingPages.com is having a Facebook Party in honor of my birthday on May 21st?? Kidding, kidding. May 21st is my birthday, but the Facebook party is not in my honor, but to promote their 7th annual SALE-a-Bration! There will be tons of […]
NotebookingPages.com – Annual SALE-a-bration!
This post contains my referral links. View my disclosure policy here. Oh it’s my favorite time of year over at NotebookingPages.com! It’s their annual SALE-a-bration where tons of free goodies are given away. This year, the bonuses are better than ever. With a purchase of NotebookingPages.com Lifetime Membership, you’ll receive: Save $25 on Notebooking Pages LIFETIME Membership (two-payment plan available) […]
FREE Plants and Trees Nature Study Notebooking Pages
This post contains my referral links. View my disclosure policy here. NotebookingPages.com has a great freebie that pairs perfectly with my latest Plants and Flowers Resource Packet! Hop over and download a set of free Tree/Plant Study Pages. It would be the perfect accompaniment to the activities found in the Plants and Flowers Resource Packet […]
FREE Country Outline Map Notebooking Pages!
NotebookingPages.com offers excellent freebies on a regular basis (one of the many reasons I’m such a fan!). We now use notebooking most weeks in our homeschool, and a large percentage of our pages are purchased from NotebookingPages.com. The current freebie offer is a 60-page set of Country Outline Maps. Blank maps are very hard to […]
Using Notebooking with My {Gasp!} Kindergartner
The concept of Notebooking is very new to me this school year. While I had heard of the method, I had my doubts that it would be a good fit for our homeschool. My son detests the physical act of writing, so why in the world would I torture the poor boy with even more […]
How We Got Started in Notebooking
Earlier this week, I shared that my oldest son has gotten his feet wet with Notebooking. It’s been such a hit so far! I also shared that I was very nervous about starting something so new. And involved. I was intimidated to say the least. We had a pretty good homeschool routine going on, so […]
Notebooking: Is it Part of Your Homeschool?
I mentioned on the Mama’s Facebook Page that we were starting something new-to-us this week: Notebooking! Notebooking and Our Homeschool I will admit that I’ve been reluctant to start Notebooking for one main reason: my oldest (7yo) is not a fan of the physical act of writing. While I push him to write a little […]
Exploring Creation with Astronomy Notebooking Pages – Lesson 1
During the 2011-2012 school year, our family is using Exploring Creation with Astronomy. And we love it so far! I can’t say enough good things about it. If you’re familiar with the Young Explorer Series, you know that there is an Astronomy Notebooking Journal as well as a Junior version. Because I’ve spent waaaay beyond my curriculum […]
Thanksgiving History Worksheets and Resources
During the week of Thanksgiving, my children and I usually take a break from our regular school subjects and study about the history of Thanksgiving. I call it ‘Thanksgiving School.’ That’s a very creative name, isn’t it?! 🙂 I try to make it fun and have everything we do revolve around Thanksgiving history – worksheets, […]
How I Prepare Our Homeschool for the Next Semester
During the week between Christmas and New Year’s, I take the time to review our previous homeschool semester. I think reflection is valuable use of my time, so I can determine what to repeat and what to eliminate. I always take some time to reflect before I prepare our homeschool for the next semester. Throughout […]
