Ideas for "notebooks" or nice paper for copywork

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Blessed with seven
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Ideas for "notebooks" or nice paper for copywork

Post by Blessed with seven » Fri Jan 04, 2008 7:20 am

Hi,

I am curious if anyone has any ideas. I am going to be doing Beyond Little Hearts and would like to know if there are any really neat notebooks or notebooking paper w/ images at the top or something, with dotted lines still, for children to make their own notebooks w/ their memory verses and copy work in?

Thanks a lot!

Kim

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Notebooking pages

Post by inHistiming » Fri Jan 04, 2008 8:43 am

Hello! It's funny that you have asked this question. I am forever online researching FREE options for supplementing our homeschool. Last night I came across www.notebookingpages.com. This site does have many things available for purchase, but there is also a FREE section that has different types of pages available for printing. There are also covers to use for your different notebooks, such as Language Arts, Math, etc. Or, they could be used as dividers in a larger binder. I am planning to use them when we start our new binders/notebooks next year. They seem to go perfectly with the type of work we do with HOD. Hope this helps!

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Post by my3sons » Fri Jan 04, 2008 8:47 am

Hi Kim!

Miller and Pads and Paper has about every imaginable concoction of notebooks around. Their prices are very reasonable too. Here's their website:

http://www.millerpadsandpaper.com

We've also used Crayola's pad of paper with colorful borders around the edge. We bought it at Walmart. It doesn't have lines though.

Have a great day!
My3Sons
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Blessed with seven
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Post by Blessed with seven » Fri Jan 04, 2008 9:38 am

Wow...thank you! Great sites!

Kim

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Re: Notebooking pages

Post by hippiechyck » Fri Jan 04, 2008 1:43 pm

inHistiming wrote:Hello! It's funny that you have asked this question. I am forever online researching FREE options for supplementing our homeschool. Last night I came across www.notebookingpages.com.
i don't remember if it's this site or notebookingnook.com, but one of them recently had a house fire, so you may not be able to order things....just a heads up (but now that i typed it, i'm sure it's notebooking nook)
~*~Barbara~*~
using LH and BLH with the boys, ages 8.5 and 5

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