Winter Notebooking Pages

If you’re reading any wonderful winter books, grab these winter notebooking pages to capture your child’s written narrations. We have more winter printables for kids here, too.

I don’t like to complete regular book reports with fill in the blank options. I do encourage written narrations to record what my child has remembered from books or stories that we’ve read.

Narrations give your child the freedom to come up with their own interpretation and they can pick out what they think is the most memorable portion of the story.

With my second grader, I will sometimes write the narration down for him. I record his words, whatever, he wants to say. Most of the time he can do this himself but some days are a struggle, so I don’t want to lose any of his thoughts.

I’ll also do copywork or dictations using notebooking pages because I like to encourage them to draw as well. Sometimes, they can’t express exactly what they want to say in words but can express it better in pictures.

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Winter Notebooking Pages

If you’re new to the use of notebooking pages, I really think you’re going to like them. They’re just a super simple way to get the kids geared up to be creative and have fun writing out their thoughts, feelings, and emotions. So much so that you can easily have them write about a writing prompt or thought every single day. 

We use these Winter notebooking pages to write about a lot of our winter ideas and activities because of the cute graphics on them but you can easily use them to write about anything that you want. 

As long as the kids are engaged and active in the writing, that’s all that really matters! 

Recommended Winter Books for Kids

Read a favorite winter book and have your child write a narration or summary using the notebooking pages. Have them draw a picture of their favorite scene from the book.

Using books with the winter notebooking pages are a great asset because it helps to stimulate their mind to think about things to write or draw. They’ll be able to get great new writing prompts or maybe make up their own winter story as well! 

 Goodbye Autumn, Hello Winter Sneezy the Snowman The Shortest Day: Celebrating the Winter Solstice The Mitten

Download your winter notebooking pages below. Once you download them, the kids can easily start writing or drawing immediately. 

Get the Winter Notebooking Pages Here >>

Once you click on the button, the file will automatically download to the download’s folder on your device.

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Winter Books and Activities – Amy’s Wandering
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Short story about rainy season – by Maria Magdalena Husain
Winter Themed Units and Free Printables by Chestnut Grove Academy
Ice Skating Coloring & Notebooking Pages by Year Round Homeschooling
Winter Counting with Snowflakes and Ice Skates by Homeschool Preschool

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