July 31, 2009 Great Notebooking Deals To Start Your School Year!
Debra at NotebookingPages.com is having a HUGE back-to-school sale. During the first week of August (3rd-7th), you can get a 50% discount coupon to the store!
During this first five day portion of the sale, you can buy EVERYTHING in the store for just $50.00! That's a great price for some wonderful notebooking sets. Basic Primary and Regular-Lined Pages, Character Study Pages , Alphabet Copywork Pages, Other assorted copywork pages, American Presidents Pages, Famous Composer Pages, Famous World Explorers Pages, Presidential First Ladies Pages, Fifty States Notebook sets with bonuses (this is a HUGE collection!), 7 diferent history sets, Latin & Greek Word Study Pages, Nature Study Pages, and 4 different bird study sets! And, if you purchase the full set during these five days, you will also receive a special e-gift package from several of her publishing friends (including Lilliput Station!) as well as some of her own free gifts.
There will also be a Pro-Click Binding System prize giveaway for all participating customers. (And wouldn't we ALL like to win one of those!)
Remember, these great deals will only be around for 5 days! (Though all sets will be 35% off for the remainder of the month.) Don't miss out!
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August 22, 2007 FREE notebooking pages!
April 3, 2007 A New Name For Notebooking
We've been "notebooking" almost as long as we've been homeschooling, yet it was only a couple of years ago that I realized it had a name. But I've got to be honest with you: I really don't like the name. While "notebooking" is technically a good description for what we do, it's only a good description if you already know what you are doing. You can't just walk up to someone and say "Yes, we use notebooking in our home education" without expecting a few questions. Which is why I've been trying to find something better. I haven't come up with anything stellar, but I think that the term "journaling" might be pretty good. After all, education happens during the daily adventures of life (some that happen naturally and some that are created by the "teacher") and a journal is a great place to write about adventures!
If something exciting happens, you naturally want to share it with someone else. And learning is a very exciting thing. Writing a short summary of things that have been read, stories that have been listened to, or field trips and activities that have been experienced is a great way to "review" learning and make sure those memories don't get lost. It's also makes it easier to share those memories with others. Maps and illustrations can also be drawn or copied and pasted into your journal. "Lapbooking" can be time and money intensive, but an occasional mini-book is a great addition to an educational journal and adds an interactive element to it. Photgraphs and small keepsakes from projects and field trips are also nice additions to a journal. Hands-on activities are a great way to make learning personal to your child and like other important events, they should be well documented. Just like any other journal, the contents of an educational journal will vary according to the personality of the writer- your creativity is the only limit.
So, there you have it: Educational Journaling. You heard it here first! ;o)
And while we are on the subject of educational journals: I'm pleased to announce that my friend Betsy Stout has finally completed her website! She has some great notebooking pages for sale and a bunch of freebies too. Here's the link to her beautiful website: Notebooking Nook
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