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’ve found that using notebooking pages during the winter months is a great way to keep kids engaged while they’re indoors. They love filling in the pages with drawings of snowmen and snowflakes and even writing about their favorite winter activities.

It’s a great way to help them express their thoughts while having fun and practicing their skills at the same time.

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Benefits of Notebooking for Kids

Picture your child sitting at their desk, excitedly filling out their notebooking page with sketches, notes, and colorful highlights. You can almost see their brain clicking as they piece everything together, making the subject come alive in their unique way.

Notebooking pages are amazing for this. They give students a space to organize their thoughts and personalize their learning. Whether they love to doodle or jot down detailed notes, these pages help them engage with the material in a way that sticks.

As a mom, I find it rewarding to see their creativity bloom while they unlock new understanding. Learning is not just about information; it’s about turning it into an experience they truly connect with and enjoy.

Recommended Winter Books

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 winter notebooking pages is 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 make up their own winter story! 

Little Critter: Just a SnowmanTen Sparkly SnowflakesThe Shortest Day: Celebrating the Winter SolsticeSnowmen at PlayThe Very Hungry Caterpillar’s First Winter (The World of Eric Carle)Goodbye Autumn, Hello Winter

 

Fun Ways To Use These Winter Pages

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

Narrations give your child the freedom to interpret the story in their own way. 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. He can do this himself most of the time, 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. Sometimes, they can’t express what they want to say in words but can express it better in pictures.

Recommended Winter Printables

Don’t miss out on these exciting winter printable activities! They are enjoyable, educational, and easy to use. Simply print and go!

Winter Writing Activity Supplies

• Printer (I have this one)
• Pencil
• Crayons

I have the HP printer 8710, but it’s not available anymore. It’s been running well for years now. Look for another HP Instant Ink-ready printer so that you can use their program to send you ink cartridges whenever your printer gets low on ink.

What’s included in the winter writing printable?

These notebooking pages are a perfect blend of creativity and learning. They have dedicated spaces for writing and drawing, allowing little ones to share their winter adventures and ideas.

Here are some of the benefits your kids will get from this printable:

• Encourages creativity with drawing and writing
• Helps improve writing skills in a fun, stress-free way
• Offers an opportunity for children to reflect on winter experiences
• Develops fine motor skills through drawing and writing
• It can be used for journaling, storytelling, or even holiday memories

Whether it’s a snowy day outside or cozy moments indoors, these pages allow children to illustrate their thoughts and practice writing. It’s a fun way for kids to express themselves while connecting with the season.

Fun Winter Ideas To Try

I’ve teamed up with a wonderful group of homeschooling bloggers to form the Homeschool Blogging Network. Each month, we’ll present a new topic, and each blogger will add their own spin on it.

• Winter Worksheets for First Grade
• Winter Word Searches Printables
• Ice Skating Notebooking Pages by In All You Do
• Winter Fun With FREE Print Packs by Simple At Home
• Winter Books and Activities by Amy’s Wandering
• Preschool Polar Bear Activities by Sight and Sound Reading
• Ice Skating Coloring & Notebooking Pages by Year-Round Homeschooling

More Writing Worksheets

If you liked this writing resource, you’ll want to check out these as well.

• Space Writing Worksheets
• Carnival Writing Worksheets
• Snowman Writing Worksheets
• Ice Cream Writing Worksheets by No Stress Homeschooling
• Ocean Animals Handwriting Worksheets by Itsy Bitsy Fun

For more notebooking resources, check out the Notebooking Pages Lifetime Membership for all of these goodies.

These pages are an excellent way for kids to capture their winter moments and get creative with drawing and writing. It’s a great way to keep their minds active and help them reflect on the season.

Ready to get started? Grab your writing pages today!

Download your winter notebooking pages below

Once you download them, the kids can start writing or drawing immediately.