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“As soon as he is able to keep it himself, a nature-diary is a source of delight to a child. Every day’s walk gives him something to enter: three squirrels in a larch tree, a jay flying across such a field, a caterpillar climbing up a nettle, a snail eating a cabbage leaf, a spider dropping suddenly to the ground, where he found ground ivy, how it was growing and what plants were growing with it, how bindweed or ivy manages to climb.” -Charlotte Mason (Home Education, p. 54)
The date
What they see and experience - weather, sun, clouds, wind, sounds, smells,
Where they are - i.e. back yard, park, vacation spot, etc.
Observations from nature - plants, animals, bugs, rocks, patterns, etc.
Draw paint, color what you see
Add poetry, quotations, Scripture
Make your journal beautiful and unique
Include one or more of the above. Most of all make nature journaling joyful.
More on Nature Journal -
https://simplycharlottemason.com/blog/the-secret-of-the-nature-notebook/