Want to simplify your history studies? Encourage your students to creatively record what they find most fascinating and organize their facts. With five pages per week, the Journal is a great place for your student to record their history adventures with any of the following curriculums and/or approaches: Classical education, Charlotte Mason, Story of the World, The Mystery of History, Ambleside Online, and Living books, are popular examples.
Printed on high quality, 55# paper, use Pens, Pencils, and Colored Pencils to record 20 weeks of history study in your Homeschool History Notebooking Journal. Includes prompts for:
You can use a curriculum “spine” or just start with a broad topic and then follow your different interests. For example, your family can study Colonial history. Then move on to specifics, such as traveling to the colonies, housing, taxes, Native Americans, jobs, and politics. If your student is fascinated by colonial jobs, let them linger over the subject for as many weeks as they can continue to journal about, and then move on. If your curriculum leads you into an area that is not as fascinating, you can do a quick week (or not!) and then move on!
This approach works with a core curriculum or a raid-the-library approach. Have fun with it, and don’t forget to jot down each week’s theme in the Table of Contents. Enjoy!
Anna Travis is a homeschooling mother to five. She enjoys creating home education materials for her own children and sharing them with others. You can find her on the web at AnnaTravis.com.
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