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This journal builds iteratively upon the concepts covered in the first journal and is perfect for students that need more space to write and reflect on their progress. This 75 page journal is perfect for advanced beginner and intermediate students who can name most of the parts of their tack and some of the parts of the horse. It combines journal prompts and coloring pages with English riding activity pages that are great for reinforcing what they’re learning at each lesson. You can use it exactly as it is designed or easily print off extra pages and create your own personal and tailored experience for your lesson students. Inside you will find: Cover Page with Name Tag Contacts P ...

This is a amazing 75 page journal for new and beginning english lesson students that combines activity pages and coloring pages with riding lesson journal prompts. Almost every page has pictures for your students to color. You can use it exactly as it is designed or easily print off extra pages and create your own personal and tailored experience for your students. Inside you will find: - Cover Page with Name Tag - Contacts Page - Riding Lesson Gear & Show Checklist - A-Z Horse Terminology - 21 Riding Lesson Journal Pages - 5 Reference Pages (Parts of the Horse, Bridle, Saddle, Mounting, Dismounting) - 14 Activity Pages (Perfect Rider Position, Show Clothing, Hidden Picture, ...

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