Bird Watching Book for Kids: A Journal to Observe and Record Your Birding Adventures

Kristine Rivers

$9.99

Publication Date: September 14th, 2021

Publisher:

Rockridge Press

ISBN:

9781648763687

Pages:

102

Usually Ships in 1 to 5 Days

Description

Give kids 8 to 12 a way to record their bird-watching adventures

Bird-watching is a great way for kids to get outside and explore! This birding journal—just like the journals that scientists use—helps kids learn how to be skillful bird-watchers and create a record of every bird they meet. They'll practice noticing how birds are different colors and sizes, the various places they live, how they behave, and more!

This bird book for kids helps young explorers:

Get started—Help aspiring birders brush up on birding basics with fun facts and helpful tips about bird anatomy, outdoor safety, and more.
Track what they learn—Each journal page includes suggestions for what to record, along with room for additional notes and sketches so kids can make it their own.
Practice new skills—Kids will learn how to record scientific information, notice details, and become keen observers.

Inspire kids to sharpen their science skills and explore nature with the Bird Watching Book for Kids.

About the Author

KRISTINE RIVERS is a Texas Master Naturalist who loves sharing her passion for wildlife with people of all ages. She founded Birding for Fun in 2015, offering guided tours, workshops, and family-friendly events that make birding accessible to everyone.

Praise for Bird Watching Book for Kids: A Journal to Observe and Record Your Birding Adventures

“This journal takes bird watching to the next level for kids. Wonderful graphics and clear explanations guide kids in recording bird activity in a simple, but scientific format. A great companion book to Exploring Birds Activity Book for Kids.” —Mary Warwick, Executive Director of TWRC Wildlife Center

“Bird-Watching Book for Kids is a must for any budding birder or scientist. This book teaches kids how to document bird sightings and keep track of their Life List, and also serves as a keepsake of birding memories to treasure into adulthood.” —Susan A. Heath, PhD, Director of Conservation Research, Gulf Coast Bird Observatory

“This is a great beginner’s journal for young explorers. It teaches them how to identify birds and helps encourage birding adventures.” —Kristen Vale, Texas Coastal Program Coordinator, American Bird Conservancy