National Geographic Kids Dream Journal

Charlie and I had received National Geographic Kids Dream Journal a while back and it ended up packed in a box the last time my dad came to stay with us.

The other day when David and I was cleaning out dad’s room I found National Geographic Kids Dream Journal which Charlie and I will begin using next week.

Even though School has ended I want Charlie to do at least one or two lessons a day so he is prepared for 7th Grade. Using the journal will keep Charlie reading daily and help improve his writing and spelling as he answers the questions in National Geographic Kids Dream Journal.

Charlie and I will also be able to come up with Art projects through reading National Geographic Kids Dream Journal as well as building new Unit Studies and Lesson plans for us to use.

Preview:

Decode your dreams and discover the fascinating science, history, and culture behind dreaming in this awesome write-in journal.

Have you ever wondered where your dreams come from? Or why they’re so hard to remember? Or how to make that monster in your nightmares a little bit more … friendly? We’ve got answers to these musings and more!

In this journal, you’ll explore the mysteries of the unconscious mind. You’ll learn how dreams inspired some of the most popular art in recent history, how the ancient Greeks used dreams to answer their questions, and how your brain works as it conjures up these amazing, imaginative, and often weird reveries. Plus, you’ll find tips on how to get a good night’s sleep, remember more about what you dream, and conjure lucid dreams. It’s the perfect tool to help kids remember, record, and reflect on their nighttime adventures. Catching Z’s has never been so much fun.

With lively text, and vibrant imagery, and plenty of space for writing, this journal is your go-to place to document, learn, and celebrate the powers of your fantastic, creative brain.