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Information & Sample Pages

The emphasis of Jo Journals is on what YOU write inside!

Prompt pages have simple text and spaces to record your own learning, observation, and ideas.
Blank pages have a light dot grid for more writing, sketching, and practice.
Page numbers are kept out of the way near the inside of the book, and everything on the pages is printed in grey rather than black, to keep the opposite side of the page cleaner.
Book size is a convenient 6 x 9 inches: plenty of room for writing, yet easily portable.

The Jo Language Learning Journal encourages learners of ANY foreign language to record vocabulary words arranged by topic, along with notes on pronunciation and grammar rules. After each vocabulary section is space for recording your own special words and phrases, as well as a few blank pages for practice using the vocabulary in sentences of your own construction. Over sixty more blank pages appear after the last vocabulary section, allowing for even more practice. The last several pages of the book feature a specialized index that leaves space for you to add in your own content to make it easier to find later.

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The Jo Bird Learning Journal guides bird watchers of all skill levels into a study of bird anatomy, behavior, and classification. Plan your own bird sanctuary and record details of your observations. Record information on 30 bird families and 80 bird species of your own selection, and record your Life List of up to 576 bird species! There are also pages to record information on 30 separate observation periods, from your own backyard to local parks and adventures afield. Two wordsearch puzzles with answer keys and a specialized index round out the over 300 pages in this book that is sure to find its place right next to your favorite bird field guide and pair of binoculars.

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Whether you publish books or articles, blog posts or pages, photographs or videos… or even interactive materials… the Jo Content Publishing Journal will help you keep track of ideas and research, works in progress, finished publications, and even promotions and marketing campaigns. This 270-page notebook features charts and pages to keep track of 360 publications, 286 promotional sets, 150 royalties and rewards, 80 detailed projects, 56 goals broken down into 3 to 5 tasks each, and up to 14 published series. There are even a dozen illustrated pages to jot down your ideas for new projects and topics to research.

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The Jo Notes Topical Learning Journal helps you stay organized and remember what you learn. Every video you watch, book you read, or podcast you listen to can easily be transformed into a stepping-stone toward learning some topic in detail. Jo Notes gives you 100 pages on which to record your notes from individual sources, 50 pages to consolidate notes from all sources under one topic, plus 70 blank dot-grid pages for additional notes and doodles. Easily find what you need by adding YOUR CONTENT to the Find-Your-Page INDEX at the back of the book.

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The Jo Dream & Elements Journal provides space to record 160 nighttime or daytime dreams. There are also pages to record 144 dream “elements” such as details of setting, sensations felt during the dreams or lingering afterwards, along with symbols, people, and events that feature in your dreams. Record your own observations and insights as well as those you gain from friends and family, scientists, or from books, magazines, websites, and videos. Cross-referencing between dreams and elements is built into each page, by using spaces to record relevant page numbers. Near the end of the journal is a sixteen-page section to record your favorite dreams, along with insights and interpretations worth remembering.

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The Jo Tracker Energy & Mood Journal provides five cycles of 18 days (3 months) each and everything you need to track how the food you eat and the activities you choose affect your energy and your mood. Choose four MOMENTS within each day, recording your energy and mood levels and what you have recently been doing and eating. You can also record the weather, temperature, and any sensations and thoughts you are experiencing. For each DAY, keep track of a host of projects and tasks — and easily change what items you track as you progress. At the end of each 18-day cycle is a 2-page line graph CHART for showing when you ate or did an activity, along with your moods and energy levels. What patterns will you uncover?

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The Jo Timeline History Learning Journal features one main timeline spanning from prehistory to the 2060’s, varying in scale from approximately 100 years per inch, down to 1 year per inch. This main timeline is broken into sections with eight pages between each: four blank dot-grid pages for general notes, and four pages of blank timelines for creative use such as for recording events within individual empires, wars, or other timeframes. These independent timelines are placed perpendicular to the main timeline to avoid confusion and to allow the user to create a slightly longer timeline per page. Additional blank timelines and note pages appear at the end of the book, along with a specialized index showing the years covered on each page, as well as the time scales used.

Coming soon:

Track your mind and body health in a way that inspires healthier eating, more exercise, and a positive attitude!

Record lyrics and discography from classic musical artists, lines from classic literature… plus describe classic movie scenes and classic cars!

Daily words and phrases with space to use them in your own sentences, along with prompts and online adventures.

Get practice breaking difficult medical terminology down into prefixes, suffixes, and roots – and keep all that you learn in one place!

Studies show that gathering information on your own time and working with it is MUCH more effective than listening to a lecture in the classroom. With information now so readily available, all learners REALLY need is guidance on WHAT to look up… AND a place to record and practice what they learn! Join me as I add new books to the Jo learning Journals series each month… and use the little blue contact button on this page to let me know what topics YOU want to see added next!