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Guided Forest Journal for Children: A promoted log book to develop a child's understanding of forest and woodlands and the animals and plants that inh
~EN PB NWISBN: 9781677344437 bzw. 1677344431, vermutlich in Englisch, Independently published, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, In Stock, plus shipping.
Guided Forest Journal for Children80 pages prompted journalling pages to develop a child's understanding of forest and woodlands and the animals and plants that inhabit our world in an educational and fun way.How to use this Journal A love of nature and being in woodland or forests has been enjoyed by generations of children and adults alike. It crosses all genders and cultures and has always been a popular hobby for children of all ages.It has been a popular pastime for thousands of years and being at one with nature has a huge range of psychological benefits, supporting us all to feel happier and healthier. This log book can support your child in keeping a lasting memory of their forest and woodlandexperiences and a wonderful reflection tool in the future. Each guided prompt is made up of four pages. The first three outline your activity and has space to record your findings in an informative creative manner so you and your child can reflect on the activity and learning experience , the final page is allocated for additional notes and observations to be made directed by you and your child, allowing for personal direction and building an autonomous approach to your child's learning. The structure of the book is ideal a learning tool for a school project, a personal project or as a home education resource perfectly. Designed to be suitable for children of primary school age (6-11) this Journal is ideal for fostering a young child's love of nature and their natural surroundings and is produced in a manner that it can be used anywhere at any time of the year. It can be dipped into or used weekly as an activity to continually nourish a child's natural desire to explore their surroundings.What to take along on your adventures: •Yourjournal and a pencil to take a note of everything you see and do. Extra coloured pencils may be great if you like to draw.•Binoculars and a magnifying glass.•A camera would be a perfect accompaniment on any of these projects.•A small jar for any specimens you may find so you can collect, examine then return safely. •A small bag to keep all your materials and supplies together.•Adrink of water - exploring is thirsty work. •A snack to sit down and nibble on whilst you reflect on what you've seen and plan your next move. •Suitable clothes - a hat if it is warm or waterproofs if it could rain. •A cloth or tissue in case you touch something a bit yuck, even though that is one of the best parts of exploring. •A happy cheerful exploring attitude, after all there is nothing better than being out in nature is there?Our journals and planners are great for popping in your bag or having in your workspace or desk at home to grab when that special little thought comes to you and ensure you get the things you think about done! Suitable to be used with most media, pencils, pens, watercolours, pastels and perfect for creating collages and artwork ideas, however, felt tip pens may bleed through.
Guided Forest Journal for Children80 pages prompted journalling pages to develop a child's understanding of forest and woodlands and the animals and plants that inhabit our world in an educational and fun way.How to use this Journal A love of nature and being in woodland or forests has been enjoyed by generations of children and adults alike. It crosses all genders and cultures and has always been a popular hobby for children of all ages.It has been a popular pastime for thousands of years and being at one with nature has a huge range of psychological benefits, supporting us all to feel happier and healthier. This log book can support your child in keeping a lasting memory of their forest and woodlandexperiences and a wonderful reflection tool in the future. Each guided prompt is made up of four pages. The first three outline your activity and has space to record your findings in an informative creative manner so you and your child can reflect on the activity and learning experience , the final page is allocated for additional notes and observations to be made directed by you and your child, allowing for personal direction and building an autonomous approach to your child's learning. The structure of the book is ideal a learning tool for a school project, a personal project or as a home education resource perfectly. Designed to be suitable for children of primary school age (6-11) this Journal is ideal for fostering a young child's love of nature and their natural surroundings and is produced in a manner that it can be used anywhere at any time of the year. It can be dipped into or used weekly as an activity to continually nourish a child's natural desire to explore their surroundings.What to take along on your adventures: •Yourjournal and a pencil to take a note of everything you see and do. Extra coloured pencils may be great if you like to draw.•Binoculars and a magnifying glass.•A camera would be a perfect accompaniment on any of these projects.•A small jar for any specimens you may find so you can collect, examine then return safely. •A small bag to keep all your materials and supplies together.•Adrink of water - exploring is thirsty work. •A snack to sit down and nibble on whilst you reflect on what you've seen and plan your next move. •Suitable clothes - a hat if it is warm or waterproofs if it could rain. •A cloth or tissue in case you touch something a bit yuck, even though that is one of the best parts of exploring. •A happy cheerful exploring attitude, after all there is nothing better than being out in nature is there?Our journals and planners are great for popping in your bag or having in your workspace or desk at home to grab when that special little thought comes to you and ensure you get the things you think about done! Suitable to be used with most media, pencils, pens, watercolours, pastels and perfect for creating collages and artwork ideas, however, felt tip pens may bleed through.
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Guided Forest Journal for Children: A promoted log book to develop a child's understanding of forest and woodlands and the animals and plants that inh
~EN PB NWISBN: 9781677344338 bzw. 1677344334, vermutlich in Englisch, Independently published, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, In Stock, plus shipping.
Guided Forest Journal for Children80 pages prompted journalling pages to develop a child's understanding of forest and woodlands and the animals and plants that inhabit our world in an educational and fun way.How to use this Journal A love of nature and being in woodland or forests has been enjoyed by generations of children and adults alike. It crosses all genders and cultures and has always been a popular hobby for children of all ages.It has been a popular pastime for thousands of years and being at one with nature has a huge range of psychological benefits, supporting us all to feel happier and healthier. This log book can support your child in keeping a lasting memory of their forest and woodlandexperiences and a wonderful reflection tool in the future. Each guided prompt is made up of four pages. The first three outline your activity and has space to record your findings in an informative creative manner so you and your child can reflect on the activity and learning experience , the final page is allocated for additional notes and observations to be made directed by you and your child, allowing for personal direction and building an autonomous approach to your child's learning. The structure of the book is ideal a learning tool for a school project, a personal project or as a home education resource perfectly. Designed to be suitable for children of primary school age (6-11) this Journal is ideal for fostering a young child's love of nature and their natural surroundings and is produced in a manner that it can be used anywhere at any time of the year. It can be dipped into or used weekly as an activity to continually nourish a child's natural desire to explore their surroundings.What to take along on your adventures: •Yourjournal and a pencil to take a note of everything you see and do. Extra coloured pencils may be great if you like to draw.•Binoculars and a magnifying glass.•A camera would be a perfect accompaniment on any of these projects.•A small jar for any specimens you may find so you can collect, examine then return safely. •A small bag to keep all your materials and supplies together.•Adrink of water - exploring is thirsty work. •A snack to sit down and nibble on whilst you reflect on what you've seen and plan your next move. •Suitable clothes - a hat if it is warm or waterproofs if it could rain. •A cloth or tissue in case you touch something a bit yuck, even though that is one of the best parts of exploring. •A happy cheerful exploring attitude, after all there is nothing better than being out in nature is there?Our journals and planners are great for popping in your bag or having in your workspace or desk at home to grab when that special little thought comes to you and ensure you get the things you think about done! Suitable to be used with most media, pencils, pens, watercolours, pastels and perfect for creating collages and artwork ideas, however, felt tip pens may bleed through.
Guided Forest Journal for Children80 pages prompted journalling pages to develop a child's understanding of forest and woodlands and the animals and plants that inhabit our world in an educational and fun way.How to use this Journal A love of nature and being in woodland or forests has been enjoyed by generations of children and adults alike. It crosses all genders and cultures and has always been a popular hobby for children of all ages.It has been a popular pastime for thousands of years and being at one with nature has a huge range of psychological benefits, supporting us all to feel happier and healthier. This log book can support your child in keeping a lasting memory of their forest and woodlandexperiences and a wonderful reflection tool in the future. Each guided prompt is made up of four pages. The first three outline your activity and has space to record your findings in an informative creative manner so you and your child can reflect on the activity and learning experience , the final page is allocated for additional notes and observations to be made directed by you and your child, allowing for personal direction and building an autonomous approach to your child's learning. The structure of the book is ideal a learning tool for a school project, a personal project or as a home education resource perfectly. Designed to be suitable for children of primary school age (6-11) this Journal is ideal for fostering a young child's love of nature and their natural surroundings and is produced in a manner that it can be used anywhere at any time of the year. It can be dipped into or used weekly as an activity to continually nourish a child's natural desire to explore their surroundings.What to take along on your adventures: •Yourjournal and a pencil to take a note of everything you see and do. Extra coloured pencils may be great if you like to draw.•Binoculars and a magnifying glass.•A camera would be a perfect accompaniment on any of these projects.•A small jar for any specimens you may find so you can collect, examine then return safely. •A small bag to keep all your materials and supplies together.•Adrink of water - exploring is thirsty work. •A snack to sit down and nibble on whilst you reflect on what you've seen and plan your next move. •Suitable clothes - a hat if it is warm or waterproofs if it could rain. •A cloth or tissue in case you touch something a bit yuck, even though that is one of the best parts of exploring. •A happy cheerful exploring attitude, after all there is nothing better than being out in nature is there?Our journals and planners are great for popping in your bag or having in your workspace or desk at home to grab when that special little thought comes to you and ensure you get the things you think about done! Suitable to be used with most media, pencils, pens, watercolours, pastels and perfect for creating collages and artwork ideas, however, felt tip pens may bleed through.
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