Biographical Note:
Kristine Brown, RH (AHG), is a practicing traditional community herbalist, mother, and author of Herbalism at Home. She has taught classes locally since 2004, presented at herbal conferences around the country, and coordinated numerous kids' camps both locally and nationally. Kristine lives on a homestead with her partner, their two youngest children, and their animals.

Review Quotes:
"Such a fantastic book for curious kids! The questions in this guided journal go far beyond simple prompts. Along with wonderful illustrations, this book includes page after page of thought-provoking questions that will encourage your children to more closely observe the world around them. This journal can be used with or without Kristine's other wonderful book, Nature Anatomy Activities for Kids." --Alice Cantrell, homeschooling mom and illustrator, twigandmoth.com

Review Quotes:
"This guided journal for the Nature Anatomy Activities for Kids book is a true companion. The accompanying visuals and invitations pair vividly well, and get kids excited to write down their findings. This guided journal provides our future scientists with a handy tool to explore the themes and lessons in the activity book." --Atiya Wells, BSN, RN, founder/executive director at Backyard Basecamp, Inc.

Review Quotes:
This book is such an amazing resource for children and families who want to be guided as they explore their nearby nature. The prompts are an extension of a child's natural curiosity, helping them to add dimension to their understanding of the world around them." --Nicolette Sowder, founder of Wilder Child

Publisher Marketing:

Encourage kids to set off on an outdoor science adventure--for ages 8 to12

Do you have a child who's always wondering about the world around them? This journal is sure to pique their curiosity and excitement. They'll discover ways to investigate nature, with chapters divided between the sky, earth, water, plants, and animals. Through a range of fun prompts, children will build their observation skills and learn to ask big questions. This journal can be used on its own or as a companion to Nature Anatomy Activities for Kids.

This nature journal helps kids:

• Learn about nature--This book is chock-full of fun facts on everything from clouds to insects, as well as charming illustrations that enhance learning and keep children engaged.
• Think like a scientist--65 intriguing prompts help kids train their science brain with questions like, "Why does air have weight?" and "Does the moon rise at the same time every night?"
• Draw connections--Children can use the extra pages at the end of each section to capture the observations and questions they have while exploring.

Help kids satisfy their curiosity about the great outdoors with this standout among nature books.

Contributor Bio:Brown, Kristine

Kristine Brown, RH (AHG), is a practicing traditional community herbalist, mother, and author of Herbalism at Home. She has taught classes locally since 2004, presented at herbal conferences around the country, and coordinated numerous kids' camps both locally and nationally. Kristine lives on a homestead with her partner, their two youngest children, and their animals.