notebooking
http://www.jeanniefulbright.com/Notebook.html

Here are some things from my notes:

As a guideline, she said to notebook one page for each subject, every other week. So at the end of the year, you would have 16 pages per notebook per subject.

They will be creating their own notebook for learning. Younger children through illustrations and labeling, and older ones through writing.

Using:
* Illustrations
* Artwork
* Cut & Paste
* Artifacts & Objects

It provides a record of learning and promotes retention. It transmits ownership of knowledge. It truly engages the child in learning.

Add a page to the notebook for:
* Chapters in a book
* A short book
* Audio books
* Watching a video
* Field Trip
* Completing a project

Supplies:
* Three ring binder
* Page protectors
* Colored Pencils (Prismacolor)

Here was something else she showed us, making your own notebooking pages in a Word document:

http://www.jeanniefulbright.com/Maki...ook_pages.html


Here is her article on notebooking on her web site:

http://www.jeanniefulbright.com/Notebooking.html

 

One more thing.... Jennie Fulbright developed a spelling program to assist her son who is dyslexic. She had tried tons of spelling programs and none worked for him. So if this is an issue for you may want to check out her 'Spelling Solutions'. It is basically memorization.

http://www.jeanniefulbright.com/Spellingsolutions.html

 

CHOW on CD

 

has the manuals, the old out of copywright law, online for you to save to your computer and print as needed (if you want).  It has the older ones, but stll usable in todays world.

 

Use it for notes in college or other classes, notes at lectures, sermons in church, phone messages, business meetings, personal diary, shopping lists, write that novel with it, etc.

www.VitalNews.com has Word and Excel tips.  I receive them in my e-mail.  You can ask questions and a variety of people who are experts or have done that, can help. Or just read the tips and learn more.

 I offer several free ancient history pages that work well with MOH .
http://www.notebook ingnook.com/ 11/FreeHistoryBi ble.html

Calvary Chapel has nice worksheets and coloring pages....
http://children. calvarychapel. com/site/ curriculum. htm

These pages were made for those who use Tapestry of Grace but they work great with any
ancient history.
http://highland. hitcho.com. au/ancienthistor y.htm

 

The people who produce "Tapestry of Grace" have put the three weeks of everything they produce online for free. They're offering a complete mini-unit on ancient Egypt, which consists of the first three weeks of "Tapestry of Grace," specially prepared evaluations materials, a comprehensive writing program, customized maps, hands-on lap books, and their unique new "Pop Quiz," which provides audio CDs so dads can come up to speed on what the family is studying each week. Here's a link to the new "Go to Egypt" site:

http://www.lampstandbookshelf.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=G2egypt&AFFIL=TOGQUINN

If you don't have high-speed internet, they will send it all on a disc, for free. Get the disk here:

http://www.lampstandbookshelf.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=G2egyptCD&AFFIL=TOGQUINN

 

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To join our other groups for more great forms go to:
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/homeschool_form_share3/

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 Ancient Civilizations for Children Series (Egypt, Greece, Mesepotamia, Rome, China)
Heidi
Secrets of the Pharohs (National Geographic)
The Storyteller : Greek Myths (Jim Hensen)
Greek Myths (History Channel)
Pompeii- The Last Days
The Great Wall of China (National Geographic)
Gideon the Warrior (Veggietales)
Titanic