New Releases by Jeannie Fulbright

American history curriculum for elementary and middle school children, covering AD 1000 to 1783.

A nature study guide to be used alongside Exploring Creation with Botany by Jeannie Fulbright.

Living Streams uses the Charlotte Mason methodology to teach and remediate spelling, especially for children who struggle with spelling.

On their fishing expedition, the Buzzwood Bunch notice a cluster of frog eggs. When they realize they are being consumed by the pond''s catfish, they take hatch a plan to rescue the frogs.

A Full Year of Living Assignments Brings Learning to Life!This book contains forty project-based learning activities for a full year of creativity and learning.Notebooking is a methodology of education that was used for centuries before education lost its footing. It is a well-studied and proven method to increase learning retention and develop a love for learning.Each week, have your students choose an activity from this notebooking journal to creatively express their learning. They can complete the activities in order, as long as the activity works with the subject learned that week.No matter what your child is studying, these notebooking pages will facilitate creative and deeper comprehensive thinking on the subject learned.The project-based activities in this book include: Creating a word search, several different poetry writing assignments, a wanted poster, a diary entry, a postcard, a true-false quiz, a t-shirt design, and much more.Why Notebooks Over the Use of Fill-in the Blank Worksheets and QuizzesBelow are several reasons Notebooking is a superior method of educationSPURS GREATER CONCENTRATIONThe act of notebooking requires greater concentration and thought.STRENGTHENS LONG-TERM RETENTIONNotebooking creates new neural pathways that change the brain, generating long-term memory and retention.ENHANCES CREATIVITYCreativity is an essential tool for all areas of life.DEVELOPS IMAGINATIONStudents use imagination during exercises, which increases problem-solving skills.CHILD LEDChildren enjoy activities more when they have autonomy.CHILD INVOLVEDNotebooking involves the child in his or her learning.UNMEASUREDWhen children are not graded on their work, they learn to enjoy the acquisition of knowledge.PROJECT-BASED LEARNINGStudies show project-based learning grows learning potential. Every notebook page is a project for the child.

The Charlotte Mason Heirloom Planner is much more than a planner. It is a living book. Your own living book. It''s a cherished memento of your memories, your plans, and your purposes, a place to reflect, renew, and recommit each week to living for the Lord, and implementing the best approach to education for your children. It is a record of all that God has done in your life. It is designed to mentor you in the ways of the Lord and the Charlotte Mason method as you fulfill the call to homeschool. It will keep you on track and your heart focused on what''s important: the Lord, His Word, prayer, your children''s hearts, and building a legacy that will last generations. It will serve as a record of the adventures and successes your family enjoyed. It will be a treasure to you and will surely become an heirloom for the generations ahead. This planner is with the Books of Life division of Jeannie Fulbright Press.

A high quality journal designed for nature study, illustrations, watercolor, and mixed media.

Complement and complete your family''s study of Exploring Creation with Zoology 3: Land Animals of the Sixth Day with the companion notebooking journal. Your child will illustrate and document fascinating facts, record experiments, complete fun activities, assemble beautifully designed mini-books, and more! Not only does it contain all the features of other Apologia notebooking journals, the Zoology 3 Notebooking Journal also includes animal stickers for completing the Map It! activities found throughout the book.

As they work their way through the course, your students will enjoy adding the organs about which they learn to their own personalized human figure to be placed in their course notebook. In addition to all this exploration, your students will enjoy scientific experiments and projects, such as testing the bacteria content around the house, finding their blood type, creating a cell model from Jello and candy, and even building a stethoscope! In keeping with the other books in the Apologia elementary science Young Explorer Series, the Charlotte Mason methodology is employed with engaging narratives, narration prompts and notebooking projects, all of which reinforce their learning using proven techniques that strengthen retention.

Elementary level study of anatomy and physiology written from a Christian perspective.