Author: Brandt, DeAnna

Brand: Adventure Publications

Features:

• Used Book in Good Condition

Binding: Spiral-bound

Number Of Pages: 80

Release Date: 23-07-1998

Details: Product Description Educators have long known about the positive effects that come from journaling. This log book by DeAnna Brandt is designed to help build the self-esteem of kids through creating something of their own―their own artwork, written observations―their own keepsake! Inside are: 30 Log pages that gently guide kids to record their important observations, both written and drawn! A bird fact, game, project or way to help birds is included on each one! An illustration of a Bird Body with all the parts labeled for easy identification and 2 pages of Common Words that the young birder needs to know. A Life List is included to record up to 32 different birds that you’ve seen! 13 Photo/Art pages to paste a photo or do more artwork. A Log Tips page for special hints on using this log and birding basics. Bring this log on your next outing! Play some games or do a project! Write down the bird you see, draw a picture of it! Does it have a nest? How many are there? Look closely to discover more! Have fun, enjoy the birds! About the Author DeAnna Brandt is an artist and an author. She and her husband raised their sons in the woods, which provided endless nature encounters. Her Nature Journals were created out of a need to record those experiences. In fact, DeAnna’s children were the inspiration for and first users of the Nature Journals series. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. FACT Flamingos eat from salty, muddy water. They feed with their heads held upside down, sweeping their bills through the water. As their beaks fill up with water, the fine filter system inside their bills keeps the tiny shrimp and water plants in but lets the water run out. What remains in their bill becomes their dinner. ***** TRY IT Start collecting stamps that have pictures of birds on them. Go to your local post office and ask if they have any bird stamps, look in hobby shops, or have long-distance friends and relatives send bird stamps on their letters to you. ***** LOGDate/Time: Season: Weather conditions: Bird location: ground tree air phone wire other How many are there? How big is the bird? Any distinctive markings? What colors are on it? What shape are the wings? long short pointy round broad other What does the tail look like? long short fanned forked straight other What does the beak look like? thick pointy short long hooked color? Is there a band on its leg? What is the bird doing? What does it sound like? Is there a nest? Eggs? If so, describe: Other interesting things I noticed It looks like this:

Package Dimensions: 8.3 x 5.5 x 0.3 inches

Languages: English