Free History Notebooking Research Journals

Challenge students to dig into history and see what fascinating facts they can uncover about everything from ancient to modern history with these Free History Notebooking Research Journals. Students can learn about famous men and women, wonders of the world, and even trains with these fun, no-prep notebooking projects.

FREE Architects & Engineers Notebooking Research Journal

By Bonnie Rose Hudson on November 2, 2020

Your children probably know what architectural wonder Gustave Eiffel is famous for (or could take a good guess!). They might remember John Roebling and Pierre Charles L'Enfant from American history. But how much do they know about Antoni Gaudí, James B. Eads, Isamabard Brunel, and the many others Read More

FREE Wonders of the Ancient & Medieval World Notebooking Journal

By Bonnie Rose Hudson on October 21, 2020

Do your students love history? I've always been fascinated with stories of faraway places from long ago. How incredible it would be to step foot in Hagia Sophia or gaze up at the pyramids of Giza! For most of us, a vacation to see the wonders of the world will likely not happen. Thankfully, with Read More

FREE Famous Trains Notebooking Research Journal

By Bonnie Rose Hudson on January 7, 2020

There's something about trains that captures the imagination. They whisk us away to distant places. Their gears and almost countless moving parts fascinate kids. They've changed the course of nations and history. Now your kids can learn about 44 historic trains with this FREE Famous Trains Read More

FREE People of Ancient Greece Notebooking

By Bonnie Rose Hudson on June 25, 2021

From Archimedes and Aristotle to Euclid and Herodotus, ancient Greece was full of people whose legacies continue to impact us today. Discover 50 of these famous individuals with this FREE People of Ancient Greece Notebooking unit. In this FREE People of Ancient Greece Notebooking Read More

FREE Inventors Notebooking Unit

By Bonnie Rose Hudson on January 7, 2020

I'm sure you've studied the Wright Brothers, Thomas Edison, and Alexander Graham Bell in your homeschool, but have you learned about Hiroshi Amano, Melville Reuben Bissell, David Brewster, or Johann Maelzel? Here's your chance to help your students learn more about famous inventors and not-so-famous Read More