One of the wonderful things about a Waldorf inspired curriculum is it blends nicely with my desire to have the kids be outside in nature, having a screen free childhood, as much as possible. This lovely nature journal from our sponsor, The Dorothy Jane Etsy Shop, is perfect for a homeschool nature journal, a gardening journal, or a lovely spot to write down dreams and wishes.
Per Dody at Dorothy Jane,
"This Moleskin Journal has been altered with a vintage look. The front cover proclaims it is a 'JOURNAL" The subtle colors suggest a bygone age, with 19th century butterfly specimens and a dragonfly to adorn the front and the back covers. The inside pocket features a large library pocket to stash bits of ephemera. A sweet rose and forest green ribbon bedeck the journal.
The journal measures 9" x 6" and would fit nicely in a bag or commodious pocket book, which is my original idea for re-purposed Moleskins!. Take it with you everywhere to jot your thoughts! The lined pages inside are ready for your thoughts - perfect for you to launch your own creative juices."
If you love birds, or keep chickens, it would be perfect for that too!
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What am I looking forward to most about spring? Warmer weather! Watching the snow finally go away! Tulips and Daffodils!
ReplyDeleteThe colors...the feeling of hopeful beginnings...Easter and the Resurrection.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I like the idea of a screen-free childhood! I think I'm going to make that a goal for my son for this summer!
ReplyDeleteThis Spring we are most looking forward to camping in new places and growing a whopping garden.
ReplyDeleteSpring always is a time of renewal for me. The birds chirping, the flowers growing, the gardening begins. Also, warmer weather!
ReplyDeleteI love the journal. I am in a garden and it would be perfect.
ReplyDeleteSue