I’ve created a fun packet of February holiday-themed notebooking pages. Lots of cute, colorful graphics for notebooking, narration, dictation, handwriting, letter writing, or creative writing.
Every design includes both primary and standard writing lines. Matching generic pages are included at the end for overflow writing.
Topics include:
Black History Month ~ Chinese New Year ~ Groundhog Day ~ Presidents’ Day ~ Valentine’s Day
Click on thumbnails below for samples!
Just one Amazon book to recommend today! This free ebook is really lovely. Definitely worth clicking over and downloading it, especially if you have little ones!
Winter is Here! A Young Readers Picture Book
If you will be learning about the Chinese New Year, consider using a KWL to get started! A KWL helps assess your student’s prior knowledge, assists the student in focusing in on the topic, and then provides a way to summarize what he/she has learned.
KWLs are a simple but very effective tool for all ages. Younger students can dictate to their parent or teacher. Older students will be able to fill them out on their own.
Click on the thumbnails below to preview the product!
I’m participating in another giveaway. This time it’s at Mrs. Kelly’s Klass in celebration of her 200 blog followers.
There are three giveaway bundles and you can enter to win one, two or all three! I’m giving away my Valentine’s Day Swirls and Heart Digital Papers for Scrapbooking and Teachers. If you know a teacher or homeschooler who would benefit from the products, you can always enter on her behalf and pass the prizes along!
Sam also has a cute little freebie at the end of the post. I’m going to give it a try with Caroline and see what she can come up with! 
If your children or students like word searches, then this would be for them! (And don’t most children? I loved them when I was little. Actually, I still do!)
Winter Days 10 Themed Word Search Puzzles would be appropriate for children in the first, second or third grades depending on their current learning level. The packet includes the following topics:
Looking for something new now that the holiday season is drawing to a close?
Create your own Winter Bucket List over at Homeschool Share. They have a cute rewritable PDF form for you to use!
There are so many activities that come to mind…
Sledding
Skating
Feeding the birds
Pajama day
Make a snowman
Secretly shovel someone’s sidewalks
Make paper snowflakes
Make fudge
Read Snowflake Bentley
Have an indoor picnic
What are your favorite winter activities?
