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Top 10 Reasons to Choose Notebooking

by Jimmie Lanley on June 19, 2012

The Notebooking Fairy is joining in the fun of iHomeschool Network’s 10 in 10 blog hop. Today’s topic is 10 reasons why you chose your homeschooling method. At the bottom of the post is information about how you can participate in the link up. 1. Notebooking works with any curriculum. You do not need to [...]

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Top Ten Books to Notebook

by Jimmie Lanley on June 12, 2012

The Notebooking Fairy is joining in the fun of iHomeschool Network’s 10 in 10 blog hop. Today’s topic is Top 10 favorite read alouds. (At the bottom of the post is information about how you can participate in the link up.) To make this week’s topic fit notebooking, I had to be a bit creative. So I’ve selected top ten [...]

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Photos in Notebooks {50 Things Series}

by Jimmie Lanley on May 30, 2012

The blog post 50 Things to Put in a Notebook continues to be one of the most popular how to posts here at The Notebooking Fairy. So to bring that post to life, I am going to begin a blog series, showing you specific examples of those fifty different things. Fifty Things to Put into a Notebook: [...]

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Top Ten Reproducible Books for Notebooking

by Jimmie Lanley on May 29, 2012

The Notebooking Fairy is joining in the fun of iHomeschool Network’s 10 in 10 blog hop. Today’s topic is top 10 must have items. At the bottom of the post is information about how you can participate in the link up. Over the years of homeschooling, I’ve discovered some resources mesh perfectly with a notebooking approach. Here are my top [...]

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Brochures in Notebooks {50 Things Series}

by Jimmie Lanley on May 23, 2012

The blog post 50 Things to Put in a Notebook continues to be one of the most popular how to posts here at The Notebooking Fairy. So to bring that post to life, I am writing this blog series, showing you specific examples of those fifty different things. Fifty Things to Put into a Notebook: [...]

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Top Ten Websites for Homeschool Notebooking

by Jimmie Lanley on May 22, 2012

The Notebooking Fairy is joining in the fun of iHomeschool Network’s 10 in 10 blog hop. Today’s topic is top 10 websites. At the bottom of the post is information about how you can participate in the link up. Here are my picks for the top 10 notebooking websites (or webpages) in no particular order. [...]

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Minibooks in Notebooks {50 Things Series}

by Jimmie Lanley on May 9, 2012

Notebooking is a flexible method for homeschooling your children. And to prove it, this weekly series demonstrates 50 Things to Put in a Notebook. Fifty Things to Put into a Notebook:  #8 Minibooks   Minibooks are the main component of lapbooks. But they can be used for notebooks as well. In fact, some moms prefer [...]

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Board Games in Notebooks {50 Things Series}

by Jimmie Lanley on May 2, 2012

The blog post 50 Things to Put in a Notebook continues to be one of the most popular how to posts here at The Notebooking Fairy. So to bring that post to life, I am writing a blog series, showing you specific examples of those fifty different things. Fifty Things to Put into a Notebook:  #7 Board Games [...]

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Notebooking Pages Versus Worksheets

by Jimmie Lanley on April 26, 2012

I am starting to notice a trend in homeschool curriculum — many publishers are offering lapbooks or notebook journals, specially designed for their curriculum. Lapbooking and notebooking are popular learning methods among homeschoolers now, so it is not surprising that curriculum providers want to extend their marketability by offering lapbooks and notebooking pages. I love [...]

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Flashcards in Notebooks {50 Things Series}

by Jimmie Lanley on April 24, 2012

There are at least 50 Things to Put in a Notebook. This blog series looks at each of them in detail, showing you tips for how to use that particular item and offering specific examples. Fifty Things to Put into a Notebook:  #6 Flashcards Flashcards are a learning tool that never goes out of style. First, [...]

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