Apologia Anatomy Jr. Notebooking Journal Giveaway
I am so excited to be going through Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy & Physiology book with my kids this year. We do science in a co-op setting and I will be teaching the K-2nd grade group. Since I’ve got the younger kiddos, I will be coming up with many hands-on activities that go along with the main concepts taught in each chapter but on their level. I plan on posting what we do each week here on my blog. One resource that Apologia has for this class is the notebooking journal. There are two levels, the regular notebooking journal and the junior notebooking journal.
The junior notebooking journal is much like the original Anatomy Notebooking Journal, but is designed for younger students or those with limited writing skills. All the lines are primary writing lines (a dashed line between two solid lines), and there are far fewer than in the original journal.
This junior journal is perfect for:~Apologia Website
- Younger students that have not yet mastered handwriting
- Older students that are delayed in handwriting mastery
- Older students with learning disabilities
- Students that are new to written narration
I really like the inclusion of coloring pages and the personal person project. If I could have ordered those two components separately, I would have purchased them for my whole K-2 group! This notebook is very well-made and includes notebooking pages and some lapbooking elements. You can view a couple pages from the Jr. Notebook here (the samples don’t do the journal justice—there are well-done copywork pages, coloring pages too!) Don’t let the word “jr” throw you---I would actually consider this appropriate for grades 2 on up. My group won’t be using this wonderful resource (too much writing for little ones in a co-op setting) but the older groups will be using the original notebooking journal in their classes.
The Giveaway: CLOSED
The Details: 1. Mandatory Entry: Name three bones in your body.
2. Optional entry:
Share on Twitter: “Giveaway from @SpellOutloud Apologia Jr. Notebook http://bit.ly/pqWkdt "
Please leave a separate comment for each entry.
Winner will receive 1 Apologia Jr. Notebooking Journal.
*Giveaway runs from Aug. 18th – August 27th.
* U.S. residents only – 18yrs. or older.
*Winner will be drawn by random.org and will be emailed.
*Winner will have 48 hours to respond or a new winner will be drawn.
*Please leave your email address in a comment or visible on your profile.
Disclosure: Apologia is not affiliated with this review or giveaway. Product will be donated by Spell Outloud. Opinions are my own.
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43 Comments:
That would be amazing to have. Three bones in your body are the tibia, fibula, and tarsals.
Hi there -
I couldn't get the comment form for this post to work in either Chrome or IE so I am e-mailing my entry directly. Hope you can find a way to work me into the drawing.
3 bones are patella, tibia, and ulna.
Pam in Missouri
Hi there -
I couldn't get the comment form for this post to work in either Chrome or IE so I am e-mailing my entry directly. Hope you can find a way to work me into the drawing.
I also tweeted about the giveaway:
http://twitter.com/#!/Qcaller/status/104430896903495680
Thanks!
Pam in Missouri
Phalanges, Sacrum and Mandible.
waltandkelli@frontier.com
Three bones: femur, tibia, patella
rebeccaannec@hotmail.com
My 3rd grader and I love the Astronomy Jr. Notebook. Would love to win the Anatomy Jr. Notebook! Three bones: cranium, clavicle, sternum.
Thanks!
Michelle Lewis
MichelleLewis@embarqmail.com
I tweeted about your awesome giveaway! :o)
http://twitter.com/#!/emiseeh/status/104515617712898048
Michelle Lewis
MichelleLewis@embarqmail.com
Ooh! I would love to use this with my first grader! I already have the book, just not the notebooking journal. Three bones: patella, femur, and mandible.
This is a great giveaway. Femur, Tarsals, Tibia.
Thanks for the chance.
Nancy at mom2jebj@gmail.com
The knee bone's connected to your leg bone, the leg bone's connected to your thigh bone......just kidding! Clavicle, Scapula and Humerus.
Yes! This is a great giveaway!
Mandible, clavicle, and femur.
Taryn Tmm1120@comcast dot com
Planning to do this with my children this year. Would love to use this journal. Three bones are the mandible, incus and stapes.
lmcinnis@colin.edu
Good thing you only asked for 3 femur, tibia, patella. I will have to learn more...
cherisek23@gmail.com
Tweeted it. :)
kimberlee
thanksalatte@gmail.com
femur, ischium, tibia
kimberlee
thanksalatte@gmail.com
Lets see ...pelvis, scapula, and metacarpals.
Pelvis, Cranium, and Clavicle. :)
three bones in my body are scapula, tibia, fibula. Fortunately I have never broken any. :)
sooo glad they came out with this! tibia, fibula and clavical
femur, tibia and phalanges :)
hammer, anvil, and stirrup. We'll be studying this in a year or so :)
I have just learned about the Jr notebooks. They will be so great for my boys.
Three bones in the human body: clavicle, sternum, scapula (all in the shoulder/chest area). Ps. Is it cheating that we've all just started our health/anatomy? Lol
wildcat06_73@ymail.com
I tweeted about the giveaway @KdsTribe
wildcat06_73@ymail.com
Mandible, radius, and femur :)
Julie
chickfilamom AT comcast DOT net
Humrus, Radius, Skull
Tweet https://twitter.com/#!/ASDsupportNC/status/104788166585761792
Skull, spine, and jaw. Would love to win this since we are switching to Apologia this year.
Three bones in your body are the tibia, fibula, and tarsals. This looks great we will be studying the human body this year.
spell2go@yahoo.com
Three bones would be: sternum, clavicle, and femur.
karhostetter@verizon.net
Very cool giveaway! Three bones: Mandible (jaw), scapula (shoulder), and radius (forearm).
Thanks for this kind opportunity!
I tweeted about this giveaway, too. (I'm @Keep_Tha_Faith)
Ulna, patella & radius! Really hope to win, very curious about apologia! hulseyfam@gmail.com
We LOVE Apologia in our home! Femur, vertabrae, skull.
I tweeted the giveaway https://twitter.com/#!/leigh_owens/status/104229136209424386
We'd love to win!
Three bones:
Frontal bone
Humerus
Sternum
Email:sumapsu@gmail.com
Tweeted the giveaway! :) YAY!
http://twitter.com/#!/SummerWHP
Femur, pelvis, skull... see I need the journal!! I don't know many bones :).
michelle.decarlo@gmail.com
I love this giveaway!
Femur
Radius
Pelvis
aschoessow (at) gmail (dot) com
Great giveaway! 3 bones: femur, pelvis, and humerus radius. :)
Ooops...my e-mail: pamfeather@yahoo.com
The clavicle, patella and femur.
thegirlwhopaintedtrees at gmail dot com
Femur, tibula & skull. I would LOVE to win this great teaching aid!
tarakelley05 at gmail dot com
Rib, Clavicle, Sternum
alklong at hotmail dot com
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