In our study of the history of medicine, we have covered Anton Van Leeuwenhoek’s invention of the microscope. I’ve created a free set of nine different notebooking pages in three different line styles for all ages of learners. These pages are perfect for writing about the history of the microscope or for recording microscope lab reports. Some […]
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Today’s freebie is another math notebooking page that you can use along with a study of tangrams. Your children can name the shapes of the seven tans, write about the history of the tangram, and share tips for solving the puzzle.
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Here are some printable pages for your geography notebook. These river notebooking pages will work for any river in the world. There is room to list the continent, countries the river touches, cities along the river, where it begins, what body of water it empties into, and its length. A section for a map can […]
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One of the great classics of Western literature is Pilgrim’s Progress written by John Bunyan. (Don’t get him confused with Paul Bunyan, the oversized hero from American folklore.) I’ve been researching a Pilgrim’s Progress Homeschool Unit Study for Sprite, my daughter. Because I like to incorporate great quotations into our studies, I made these copywork pages […]
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