The Journal Book Continues

Remember I told you about the Little Girl and her grandmother Moga with their nature discoveries and journaling they didS (see 'The Journal Book' February 5.)  

Planting flowers seemed to be a good follow up to the rainy day planting of strawberries. 

Watch my garden grow!

Looking for the 'spotted donkey' on the way to Moga's also made a good journal entry. That helped them wait for the strawberries to develop.

This Little Girl can show her loved ones her Journal Book and tell them about all the wonderful discoveries she's made. She's also learned how to use scissors and paste in addition to documenting their finds.

This is a great discovery! What story will we write about it?

When I told my other grandmother friend who set up the nature desk for her grandson about this project, she was inspired to have a child she's mentoring make a nature journal as a way to connect her natural world with her academic world. She named it Nature Booking.

Looking for Strawberries

With Heart