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Pocket Journal Do-it-Yourself Homeschooling ~ 60 Day Plan Fun-Schooling Journal for Ages 10+ by The Thinking Tree This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure.  414 pages of fun learning when using this Pocket Size Journal . This is really a neat idea. A journal this size makes it easy to get school done on the go. Read my review on the boy themed Pocket Journal too! This is a music themed journal so make sure your child checks out a book on music.  And not just for homeschoolers either. This Pocket Journal can be used by after-schoolers and weekend-schoolers too.  Like with the other journals, have your child pick out eight books from the library. Make sure one is a math book. Your child can use their regular math book but there are so many fun ones out there.   Your child will also need a grammar, science, and music book and at least four books of what your child wants to learn about. The suggested pages per day with using this journal is betwe...

I have been having fun making reviews of The Thinking Tree's journals. It's so ADDICTING! Here are some where I show which journals are similar: These are two girl themed journals. ~Same pages -different cover ~Suggested 5-10 pages a day depending on your goals ~Bible journaling pages ~Had Bible verses on the Character pages ~No 'Circle Today's Date' pages ~Library books can be used daily or not depending on how many pages you have your child use You can purchase both journals at Amazon: 400 Activities & A Delightful Learning Guide . Both these journals have a more neutral theme. ~No Bible pages ~No 'Circle Today's Date' pages ~Suggested 5-10 pages a day ~Library books can be used daily or not depending on how many pages per day are used You can purchase HERE and HERE . Read my Fun-Schooling Journal Review of the four journals above. The two Fun-Schooling Journals have many of the same pages. One is more boy themed and doesn't have any mat...

Lance working in his Thinking Tree journal.  And Lance and Brent completing some Thinking Tree pages.  Please excuse the blinds. We are slowly making our way around the house fixing the windows that the hail damages. The whole window needs to be replaced. My poor kids are in a darkroom right now.  Brent completing a page from his journal and Lance working on a Dyslexia Games page.  Lance being his silly self!  Here are a few pages from the Asperger's Syndrome journal. They are both working through it but Brent's is the older version. There are no eye therapy pages which is fine because he doesn't need that but it would be fun to see Brent using them, hehe.  Lance has fun adding body parts to the animals =) Tomorrow Lance will study the eyes of a human so that'll be interesting. Here is an object lesson. Do you use The Thinking Tree journals, if so which one is your child working through?  If you have a Thinking Tree or Dyslexia Games blog post plea...