Aren’t we, as parents, always looking for summer activities for kids that are fun, engaging as well as educational? Starting a journal while we are young is a gift that keeps giving. There are so many benefits to journaling. But above all, it is a way for them to re-live these memories when they go through this journal later on. Summer is a special time as a kid, and no matter what you are doing, looking back at those memories will always bring back a smile making a summer journal a wonderful keepsake. Added bonus: Writing practice during holidays. This journal includes : -A page to record your thoughts at the beginning of summer. (Space for picture and questions about what they want to do/learn) -A page for bucket-list activities and a blank bucket list page to add your own items to the list. -Pages to record the books that you read during the summer. -Daily log pages to talk about the things that happened on the day.(Space to record date, weather, day’s activities, some doodling, what they learned, and most importantly, how they felt that day) – 55 Pages with summer-related questions, activities that you can fill out in any order. (Eg.- Which summer month is the best? Why?,-Do you miss going to school? Why or why not?,Collect something interesting on your nature hike. Draw and write about it. ) -Few blank pages to add anything that you don’t find an appropriate place for in the book. -A page to record your thoughts at the end of summer. (Favorite memory, least favorite part, accomplishments). -124 pages in total -8.5X11 large size Please use the Look Inside feature to check out some pages!!