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Do you love to use literature as the basis of your homeschool curricula? Are you looking for cross curricula learning and activities to go along with a great kids' book?

These Literature Unit Studies Notebooking Sets were created for your homeschool!

I love to use real literature in our homeschool. I personally love lapbooking, but my kids aren't always so thrilled with it. Because of this, I've begun to use notebooking more and more in our homeschool. Notebooking allows the kids a hands on way of expressing what they're learning without the craft aspect of lapbooking- which is what my kids didn't like so much.

I found, however, that when I wanted to use notebooking with a great book we were using in our homeschool, that I often had to use generic notebooking pages or create my own. Out of this was born the idea to create notebooking pages that tied in with the specific books we were reading. And that's what you'll find in this study for Charlotte's Web.

This set is 117 pages and includes unit study ideas, narration pages, discussion questions for each chapter, vocabulary words, learning connections for social studies, science, and language arts, and notebooking pages to correspond with activities from each chapter, as well as some blank notebooking pages.

This Literature Unit Notebooking Set Includes:

Explanations for how to use the materials
Ideas for expanding the book with learning activities
Notebooking pages that correspond with specific activities
Blank notebooking pages that are book-themed, but are open for you to use however you like
Blank narration pages for written narration
Questions for discussion for each chapter
Vocabulary words for each chapter

Who are these notebooking sets for?

This set is specifically created for grades 1-3. But homeschoolers are definitely flexible, so you could easily include older or younger kids in your study as well.