The pages I make at The Notebooking Fairy are usually something that we are using in our own homeschool or at least are inspired by something we have studied. At times I make fancy notebooking pages, and Sprite prefers to create her own. (And I always let her do that.)
Today’s freebies fit into the category of what we are studying. We are slowly making our way through a study of the history of medicine and human anatomy using living books.
I like the reproducible pages in Human Body, Grades 5-8, but they are generally more of a worksheet format, often requiring the student to label a diagram. They are easy enough to add to a notebook, but there is never any room to write sentences about the body parts, systems, and functions.
As always, I love to hear when you use the free printables from The Notebooking Fairy in your homeschool. If you send me photos, I will feature you in a Show Off post.
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Just downloaded these for Mr. B for his anatomy course. Thanks a bunch!
Hi. I’m wondering how much should I expect out of my seven year old daughter concerning note booking? I absolutely love the idea of narrating via note booking, but she isn’t so crazy about writing. How much I require her to do? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Viki
Quakertown, PA.