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Human Anatomy and Physiology Notebooking Journal
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023173
ISBN
9781935495154
Grade K-6
Charlotte Mason
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Multi-Sensory
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- Companion Notebook to the Apologia Young Explorer’s Human Anatomy and Physiology textbook for K-6th graders
- Includes suggested daily lessons, scripture copy work, vocabulary activities, space to complete assignments and activities, and more
- Flexible final review to evaluate student learning
Description
The Young Explorer’s Human Anatomy and Physiology Notebooking Journal allows students to create a personalized record of learning for the elementary anatomy course from Apologia. Along with space to complete every assignment and document activities, the Journal also includes suggested daily lessons, fun vocabulary activities, scripture copy work (print and cursive), templates to create mini books, a “personal person” project, and a final review that can be completed orally or in writing with fifty questions to answer. Spiral-bound and not reproducible.
Publisher's Description of Human Anatomy and Physiology Notebooking Journal
The Anatomy Notebooking Journal is an integral element for those using the Human Anatomy and Physiology book. This journal is uniquely designed to correspond with every assignment and activity in the course book. This Notebooking Journal serves as each student's individual notebook, providing a place for each student to complete every assignment in the book, including the notebook activities, the Personal Person Project, experiments and much, much more.
Included in the Anatomy Notebooking Journal is:
- A daily Schedule for completing the readings, notebook assignments, activities and experiments utilizing a two-day per week plan.
- Personal Person templates for your student to use when creating their paper model of a human body. Full color illustrations of the organs and body systems about which your child learns are provided for your student to cut out and fasten to their model of a human body. At the end of the course, the student will have placed every organ on their Personal Person.
- Fascinating Facts Templates for your student to record what they learned with both words and illustrations for each lesson.
- Templates for completing the Notebooking Activities.
- Review Questions for each lesson, which can be answered orally or in writing as a written narration.
- Scripture Copywork, with both print and cursive practice - which is a valuable method for memorizing Scripture, teaching spelling, grammar and writing, as well as handwriting practice.
- Project Pages and Scientific Speculation Sheets for the student to keep a record of and log experiments or projects completed throughout the course.More to Explore ideas for each lesson, which compiles additional activities, projects, experiments, books or videos that correlate with the lesson.
- Beautiful, full-color, lapbook-style Miniature Books, which the students may wish to create, encouraging them to record facts and information they learned in each lesson. These are then placed on the Miniature Book Paste Page, to display in their notebook.
- Field Trip Sheets to keep a record field trips they enjoyed during their studies.
- A Final Review with fifty questions the students can answer either orally or in writing to show off all they remember and know about anatomy at the end of the course.
These Notebooking Journals are a perfect compliment to the Exploring Creation series, serving to increase each student's retention of the material they encounter throughout the course and providing an economical means for your child to create a beautiful keepsake of their learning. Each student will cherish their individual notebook as they make it their very own with words and illustrations reflecting all they have learned in their journey through the human body. Additionally, it provides you with a record of your student's scientific endeavors throughout the year. Not only that, it is a great tool for review: When your child flips through their notebook, they will be reminded of the knowledge they have attained, reviewing the material as they enjoy perusing the pages they have created.
A variety of activities include full-color mini-books, additional fun experiments, crosswords, and supplementary materials. Recommended for use with students who have mastered handwriting, can take notes, and enjoy upper elementary level activities.
Category Description for Exploring Creation With Human Anatomy & Physiology
Exactly what was needed in the Apologia elementary science scope and sequence the Human Body. We waited awhile for this, but it was worth the wait (as we knew it would be). Continuing their pattern of in-depth studies, exciting information, engaging activities, and biblical worldview, this latest course examines the body systems skeletal, muscular, respiratory, digestive, cardiovascular, nervous along with nutrition, health, embryology, the immune system, and the major organs. It also provides a brief history of medicine and an introduction to cell structure and DNA. Activities within the fourteen lessons include finding blood type, making a cell model, and building a skeleton. Oh! And be prepared! Your student will be looking for household bacteria. For younger students or reluctant writers, Junior Notebooking Journal require less handwriting and provide more coloring pages. The labs and activities in the course primarily utilize household supplies, but if you’d rather not gather them yourself, the Lab Kit (packaged by Nature’s Workshop) provides most of the supplies.~ Janice
Details
| Product Format: | Softcover Book |
|---|---|
| Grades: | K-6 |
| Brand: | Apologia |
| ISBN: | 9781935495154 |
| Length in Inches: | 11 |
| Width in Inches: | 9.375 |
| Height in Inches: | 1 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 1.9437 |
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10 Ratings
10 Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
Jan 30, 2025
Very engaging and informative for the student.
Rated 5 out of 5
May 11, 2020
loves it
my 10 year old son wanted this journal and book so that he could have an extra science course to do all on his own (in addition to our other science lessons). He loves it!
Rated 5 out of 5
Sep 5, 2019
Great Addition to Science Textbook
Assignments are broken down by weeks and days in the front of this. So I am able to write the dates next to the assignments I want my 4th and 6th grader to complete. I also like the assignments within the journal itself.
Rated 5 out of 5
Mar 20, 2019
8 year old LOVES it
My daughter is so excited about this book. We already did the zoology text and notebooking journal, and they were good as well. My daughter wants to be a nurse when she grows up and is delighted by all of the interesting hands-on activities she is going to get to do with this book.
Rated 5 out of 5
Sep 15, 2018
Must have item
This journal compliments the text perfectly. It has preplanned assignments/lesson plans, and activities to help the students take notes and practice the information in the text book. I strongly recommend the note booking journal as can moanion to the text.
Rated 5 out of 5
May 19, 2018
We continue to use this resource
I have 4 children and they all have very different learning styles and preferences. This is one resource that all of them seem to thoroughly enjoy. Easy to use and independent work.
Rated 5 out of 5
Dec 25, 2016
Highly recommended
My daughter is home schooling in year 6. She desires to be a vet and is using this series to start her learning journey towards success. Thank you
Rated 5 out of 5
Nov 3, 2015
Science made easy and fun.
I wish I had chosen this series sooner. The experiments use objects from around the house or are easily obtained at the grocery store making them easy to complete as well as reinforcing that science is everywhere in the would around us. My son said he likes the text because it seems like the author is talking to him.
These journals make it easier for my children to keep their thoughts organized. They come with a build in schedule so they know just want to read in their text and what projects they are to do each day.
I feel like the journals though non-essential keep students on track and set them up to succeed. I would suggest anyone give this a try.
These journals make it easier for my children to keep their thoughts organized. They come with a build in schedule so they know just want to read in their text and what projects they are to do each day.
I feel like the journals though non-essential keep students on track and set them up to succeed. I would suggest anyone give this a try.
Rated 4 out of 5
Oct 19, 2015
Nice over view
This text is giving us a nice overview of the human body.
Rated 5 out of 5
Nov 14, 2010
A few months ago my oldest son expressed a desire for learning more about the human body but we had no curriculum per se in our hands I had a book or two about the human body but still I wanted him to dig deeper and learn more Apologia's newest addition to their Young Explorer Series - Human Anatomy and Physiology - seemed the answer When we received the text and notebooking journals my two oldest kids were very excited about it Dominic was particularly excited about the Junior Anatomy Notebooking Journal The text is well written and contains tons of information It is packed with information activities and more If you could pick only one book on the subject this book is well-written and contains tons of information activities and more In the first chapter we learned about the history of how people have started to study the human anatomy and are even experimenting with the information For example in the book there is an experiment that allows you to mummify an apple which clearly demonstrate how the Egyptians were mummifying their dead The Junior Anatomy Notebooking Journal has been well received by my 6 year-old He was very happy to be able to do some specific lessons with his big brother He and his older brother had a lot of fun learning about cell anatomy together The Anatomy Notebooking Journal is geared for older children who will have no trouble doing some writing work Also included in this book are copywork and writing exercises but you will also find a What Do You Remember? section for each lesson as well as vocabulary crosswords The writing is a bit more demanding and the child is required to provide longer answers Recently we started the second chapter of the book which is about the bones in our bodies One of the first "experiments" the kids had to do was to create a man out of clay and see if he could stand without bones Then afterward they had to put the bones in and see if he could stand or not This exercise was good to demonstrate how important the bones were for humans We also had some good laughs during this simple and yet very demonstrative experienceAs a homeschooling family it is important that we find quality material to help our kids to learn The Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy and Physiology is such a product We are blessed beyond measure with this curriculum
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