Description

Sharks are so intriguing for most children. They have such an heir of mystery because they are very dangerous. With so many species of shark in the ocean, children will be drawn to learn more and more about each of them!

These notebooking pages are perfect for helping your child write anything they want about the shark featured on the page. They can write out a research paper, notes, facts about the shark, or anything you think is appropriate. It could even be used for stationery.

Who is this pack for:

This pack is perfect for children ages 3+. Keep in mind younger children may need more help than older children.

This pack includes:

• 10 full color manuscript lined pages featuring sharks
• 10 full color double space lined pages featuring sharks
• Beautiful cover page for the notebook

To use this pack, just print off the pages you wish your child to complete. Have your child fill them with research, notes, facts or anything else you wish! The possibilities are endless.

Books to teach your children about Sharks:

• Super Shark Encyclopedia
• Hark! A Shark
• Shark Lady
• The Ultimate Book of Sharks
• National Geographic Sharks
• Shark Activity Book for Kids
• Sharks of the World
• Sharks and Other Deadly Creatures
• The Shark Handbook
• If Sharks Disappeared 

Things I recommend for the Musical Instruments Notebooking Pack:

• Colorful paper – this adds a level of fun to the learning that plain paper just doesn’t do! Print it out on colorful paper and it invites learning.
• Erasable Colored Pencils – again adding color adds interest to the task at hand. Having an eraser means that if a mistake is made it can be easily remedied!
• Durable binders – this keeps all of the papers in one spot so that there aren’t losses. We all know how it goes when we have loose paper.
• Binder clips – we use these to clip together the pages that are done so we don’t have a ton of flipping from page to page in our binders.
• Divider tabs – if you know me, you know that I love to have my notebooks and such organized. That is why I love to have divider tabs in our copywork folders.