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Notebooking With Creative Interviews
Notebooking doesn’t always have to be strict narration. Creative approaches, such as an interview, give variety to your repertoire. A great example is the interview my daughter created after a short living math lesson. We are wrapping up Unit 2 of LivingMath.net lessons in which we learned about the googol, a huge number consisting of a […]
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Notebooking for Field Trips
When we go on a field trip, we always come home with a plethora of brochures, post cards, maps, and pamphlets. I usually ask my daughter to use those items to create a field trip report for her notebook. That does two things. It gives them a place to be stored rather than cluttering up […]
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Notebooking Spotlight: Mary
(photo credit by Carmela Nava) In the Notebooking Spotlight, we feature homeschool moms who use notebooking with their children. Today we have Mary in the spotlight. Mary blogs at Homegrown Learners where she writes about homeschooling her two children who are nine and six years old. Mary, how did you first learn of notebooking? This […]
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Notebooking Spotlight: Heather
(photo credit by Carmela Nava) In the Notebooking Spotlight, we feature homeschool moms who use notebooking with their children. Today we have Heather in the spotlight. Heather writes at Blog She Wrote and is also a regular contributor at The Heart of the Matter. She uses notebooking with all of her four children (currently 7th, 5th, 3rd, […]
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