Notebooking

50 States Notebook
Explore America with a Notebook Project
The Fifty States of America is a popular notebooking topic. It can be the basis of a unit study, or it can be a supplement to your American history curriculum. When you're finished, you have a wonderful, homemade reference book, filled with facts and memorabilia about the states of America. Here you will find free printables, books, ideas for what to put in the notebook, and supplementary activities.

Math Notebooking
Writing about Math and Documenting What You've Learned
Whether you call them math notebooks or math journals, writing about math and documenting math activities are a great way to cement mathematical understanding. And along the way, you're creating a wonderful record of your math studies that can be useful for portfolios or homeschool evaluations. Grab a three ring binder and some paper. Let's start making math notebooking pages! Here you will find ideas for things to put into math notebooks, math journal prompts, free printable pages, and othe...

Science Notebooking
Far More than Just Lab Notes
If you're new to notebooking, you'll discover that science is a great topic to begin with. Because science is so broad and lends itself to a variety of methods of expression such as charts, diagrams, paragraphs, and photos, it's perfect for notebooking. Read on for more ways to jump into science notebooking. If you've already been using notebooking as a learning tool for science, you may find here some new printables to use or discover some ways to hone your notebooking to gain the greatest ...

Notebooking for High Schoolers
Using Notebook Pages in High School - Some Ideas to Inspire
Homeschooling for High Schoolers? Need a fresh idea? Notebooking! This flexible method of documenting learning is a great tool for high schoolers. This lens will help you glean some ideas from our experiences using premade and custom made notebook pages in high school subjects. These are more than fill in the blanks exercises and each page will give your child a great way to document their learning in a way that is meaningful to them. We use notebook pages as a follow-up to our Charlotte Mas...

Bible Notebooking
Studying the Good Book with a Notebook
Notebooking can be applied to any subject of study, including the Bible! Enrich your Bible study times by recording what you learn and documenting it in notebooks. The notebook is not the same as a personal prayer or devotional journal although a Bible notebook certainly could include personal responses to Scripture. Instead, a Bible notebook is something that could be shared with others, even with homeschool evaluators who are looking to document your yearly progress.

Make Your Own Notebooking Pages
Do It Yourself Notebooking
So, you've done a bit of notebooking using the freebies online. Maybe you've even bought a kit or two. But now your creativity is kicking in and you want to do it yourself! Yes, you can make your own notebooking pages, even if you're not terribly computer savvy. Just a little knowledge combined with the how-to's here will set you to making your own unique notebooking templates!

Notebooking Exhibit
What Does Notebooking Look Like?
You've heard about notebooking. You know it's a flexible tool that can be used with most any curriculum or homeschooling style. You've read a bit about it, but you're still not quite sure. What is notebooking? What does it actually look like, and how does it work? What can you put inside a notebook? What subjects can you use with notebooking? Do you need special notebooking pages to create notebooks? You've landed on the right page. This Notebooking Exhibit has lots of photos and explana...

Notebooking With Younger Children
Is It Possible To Notebook Before A Child Is Reading and Writing Well?
Notebooking is a great way to learn and there is no reason why it can't work just as well for younger children as it does for the older ones. There are many ways to include early learners in the notebooking experience. Here are a few tried and true methods we have used in our own homeschool, as well as some links to additional resources you may find helpful as you begin this adventure with your own little ones.

Notebooking Our Way Through History
History Index
This is were I'm building our History studies. I'm so tired of jumping around from site to site. Finding a good resource here n there but later forgetting were it was at. My favorite bookmark folder is bulging and later on I can never remember why I bookmarked that page. This is so much better: I can sort all my links my topic and write down a short description for future use. This page is going to act as my History Index page to all my lens'. I can't wait to get started....