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Giveaway: A Journey Through Learning Lapbooks
Our first giveaway tonight is from our friends at A Journey Through Learning. Incorporating hands-on learning into every subject is important to them, too. That's why they make lapbooks for nearly every topic imaginable. They have lapbooks for holidays, literature, history, math, science and much more.
Not only do A Journey Through Learning lapbooks cover nearly every topic imaginable, but they have lapbooks that correspond to a huge variety of homeschool curriculum options, including our Trail Guide to Learning series.
Tonight, two winners will win one of two A Journey Through Learning lapbooks. One person will win Galloping the Globe and a second person will win Cantering the Country.
To enter, just leave us a comment telling us which A Journey Through Learning lapbooks you've used and enjoyed or which ones you'd like to use. You can earn extra entries by following A Journey Through Learning on Facebook and Twitter. Be sure to use the Rafflecopter widget below to let us know which tasks you’ve completed.
Contest ends at 12:00 AM on January 31. Winners will be notified by February 1, 2013.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
To enter, just leave us a comment telling us which A Journey Through Learning lapbooks you've used and enjoyed or which ones you'd like to use. You can earn extra entries by following A Journey Through Learning on Facebook and Twitter. Be sure to use the Rafflecopter widget below to let us know which tasks you’ve completed.
Contest ends at 12:00 AM on January 31. Winners will be notified by February 1, 2013.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
We would totally love to win the Cantering the Country lapbooks.Geography in my favorite subject!
We’ve never used any JTL lapbooks, but we enjoy lapbooks very much and would love to try these! We would proably use Galloping the Globe most at the moment!
Could do with this, I’m looking for something new for Geography!
I have always wanted to try Galloping the Globe!
I would be thrilled to have either of those choices. If I had to pick one, I would probably say Cantering the Country would fill a greater need in our current homeschool studies.