Balancing homeschooling, homemaking, and larger-family living
In celebration of this wonderful Christmas season, I’d like to share these Birth of Christ Notebooking Pages with you! The twelve-page set includes six different pages, each available in color or black-and-white.
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Does your preschooler enjoy making projects with Do-A-Dot markers
Choose from two styles:
Print on cardstock (or printer paper) and cut in half to make two flat cards.
Print on printer paper and fold in the middle to make a folded card.
Not familiar with Do-a-Dot markers?
Do-A-Dot markers
Today I’m offering you a FREE set of notebooking pages for Noah and the ark! The nine-page set includes three line sizes (1/2 inch, 3/8 inch, and wide rule) and three illustration options (color, black and white, or blank). These pages would make a great addition to studies of ancient history or the Old Testament!
More notebooking pages:
If you enjoyed the Creation Notebooking Pages I shared recently, you’ll want to take a look at these free notebooking pages for Adam and Eve. The nine-page set includes three line sizes (1/2 inch, 3/8 inch, and wide rule) and three illustration options (color, black and white, or blank).
Notebooking is a brand new experience for our family this year. I’m excited to see how much my children are enjoying notebooking–what a wonderful learning tool!
Today I’m sharing a set of Creation notebooking pages. The nine-page set includes three line sizes (1/2 inch, 3/8 inch, and wide rule) and three illustration options (color, black and white, or blank).
And now I’m curious to know more about your favorite style of notebooking pages. What line size? Color illustrations, black and white, or blank? Please share your tips and preferences in the comments.
A timeline is an excellent tool to help children visualize history. Somehow it seems to help all those people and events come together into one continuous story. In addition, it provides an ideal way to review and cement what has been studied.
While younger children may prefer a large wall timeline, many older students tend to prefer timeline notebooks. And if you’re already using notebooking as a learning tool in your homeschool, a timeline notebook may be a great fit for your family.
We are using these timeline notebook pages with our Mystery of History (Vol. I) studies this year, but they will work equally well with any history textbook or study method. The download contains 103 printable timeline pages with dates from 5000 BC through AD 2024. Date increments vary according to historic time period.
Date increments for timeline notebook pages:
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