Nature Journaling with Steph: At the Zoo
Nature journaling at the zoo is a great way to study wildlife. It allows you to capture unique animal characteristics and behaviors. If a zoo visit isn't possible, exploring an aquarium, petting zoo, nature preserve, or watching a documentary can also offer valuable insights into the animal world.
Don’t have plans to visit the zoo soon? No worries! The same lessons can be applied to an aquarium, nature preserve, or even while watching a documentary.
We’ll also explore the element of art: space, capturing movement while drawing live scenes, art challenge: up close and far away, as well as several printables that will help you extend the lesson.
Here’s what’s included in the 55 page digital download:
Nature Journaling Prompts & Inspiration
Element of Art: Space
Applying What We've Learned
Art Challenge: Up-Close and Far-Away
Capturing Movement: Drawing Live Scenes
Tips for Nature Journaling: Keep it Simple
Create Your Own Field Guide
Sample Zoo Field Guide
How to Draw Lessons
Reading List
Taxonomy of Living Things
Classify Animals Worksheet
Food Chain Worksheet
Zoo Animal Research Report
Habitat vs Niche Worksheet
Animal Signs
Mappting Native Ranges
Life Cycle Posters (lion, eagle, sea turtle)
Anatomy Posters (elephant, giraffe, polar bear, kangaroo, tiger, zebra, peacock)
Public Domain Poem
Picture Study
Field Trip Planner
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Nature Journaling with Steph is a monthly membership subscription that explores the art of nature journaling with a new subject each month.
We’ll explore different elements and principles of art through tutorials, exercises, challenges, and experimenting with a variety of mediums and techniques. I’ll also include some of my resources to help inspire and expand upon the lesson.
On top of the regular monthly lessons, you’ll have access to the Nature Jounaling Guide, Phenology Wheel Guide & Template, How to Draw Collections, and bonus lessons. All for just $5 each month!
You can learn more and subscribe here: https://www.stephaniehathawaydesigns.com/naturejournalingwithsteph
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TERMS OF USE:
Please keep in mind that these files are meant for personal or individual classroom use only. You are not permitted to alter, sell, share or redistribute these links, files or printed materials in any way.
Feel free to print them over and over again to use in your home or individual classroom! You are not permitted to share the download or allow other people to make copies of the printed product.
A violation of these terms is considered an infringement of my rights under 17 USC §101, et seq. and you could be liable for statutory damages as high as $100,000. Further, such copyright infringement is a direct violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and International Copyright Law. https://www.copyright.gov/title17/
Nature journaling at the zoo is a great way to study wildlife. It allows you to capture unique animal characteristics and behaviors. If a zoo visit isn't possible, exploring an aquarium, petting zoo, nature preserve, or watching a documentary can also offer valuable insights into the animal world.
Don’t have plans to visit the zoo soon? No worries! The same lessons can be applied to an aquarium, nature preserve, or even while watching a documentary.
We’ll also explore the element of art: space, capturing movement while drawing live scenes, art challenge: up close and far away, as well as several printables that will help you extend the lesson.
Here’s what’s included in the 55 page digital download:
Nature Journaling Prompts & Inspiration
Element of Art: Space
Applying What We've Learned
Art Challenge: Up-Close and Far-Away
Capturing Movement: Drawing Live Scenes
Tips for Nature Journaling: Keep it Simple
Create Your Own Field Guide
Sample Zoo Field Guide
How to Draw Lessons
Reading List
Taxonomy of Living Things
Classify Animals Worksheet
Food Chain Worksheet
Zoo Animal Research Report
Habitat vs Niche Worksheet
Animal Signs
Mappting Native Ranges
Life Cycle Posters (lion, eagle, sea turtle)
Anatomy Posters (elephant, giraffe, polar bear, kangaroo, tiger, zebra, peacock)
Public Domain Poem
Picture Study
Field Trip Planner
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Nature Journaling with Steph is a monthly membership subscription that explores the art of nature journaling with a new subject each month.
We’ll explore different elements and principles of art through tutorials, exercises, challenges, and experimenting with a variety of mediums and techniques. I’ll also include some of my resources to help inspire and expand upon the lesson.
On top of the regular monthly lessons, you’ll have access to the Nature Jounaling Guide, Phenology Wheel Guide & Template, How to Draw Collections, and bonus lessons. All for just $5 each month!
You can learn more and subscribe here: https://www.stephaniehathawaydesigns.com/naturejournalingwithsteph
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TERMS OF USE:
Please keep in mind that these files are meant for personal or individual classroom use only. You are not permitted to alter, sell, share or redistribute these links, files or printed materials in any way.
Feel free to print them over and over again to use in your home or individual classroom! You are not permitted to share the download or allow other people to make copies of the printed product.
A violation of these terms is considered an infringement of my rights under 17 USC §101, et seq. and you could be liable for statutory damages as high as $100,000. Further, such copyright infringement is a direct violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and International Copyright Law. https://www.copyright.gov/title17/
Nature journaling at the zoo is a great way to study wildlife. It allows you to capture unique animal characteristics and behaviors. If a zoo visit isn't possible, exploring an aquarium, petting zoo, nature preserve, or watching a documentary can also offer valuable insights into the animal world.
Don’t have plans to visit the zoo soon? No worries! The same lessons can be applied to an aquarium, nature preserve, or even while watching a documentary.
We’ll also explore the element of art: space, capturing movement while drawing live scenes, art challenge: up close and far away, as well as several printables that will help you extend the lesson.
Here’s what’s included in the 55 page digital download:
Nature Journaling Prompts & Inspiration
Element of Art: Space
Applying What We've Learned
Art Challenge: Up-Close and Far-Away
Capturing Movement: Drawing Live Scenes
Tips for Nature Journaling: Keep it Simple
Create Your Own Field Guide
Sample Zoo Field Guide
How to Draw Lessons
Reading List
Taxonomy of Living Things
Classify Animals Worksheet
Food Chain Worksheet
Zoo Animal Research Report
Habitat vs Niche Worksheet
Animal Signs
Mappting Native Ranges
Life Cycle Posters (lion, eagle, sea turtle)
Anatomy Posters (elephant, giraffe, polar bear, kangaroo, tiger, zebra, peacock)
Public Domain Poem
Picture Study
Field Trip Planner
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Nature Journaling with Steph is a monthly membership subscription that explores the art of nature journaling with a new subject each month.
We’ll explore different elements and principles of art through tutorials, exercises, challenges, and experimenting with a variety of mediums and techniques. I’ll also include some of my resources to help inspire and expand upon the lesson.
On top of the regular monthly lessons, you’ll have access to the Nature Jounaling Guide, Phenology Wheel Guide & Template, How to Draw Collections, and bonus lessons. All for just $5 each month!
You can learn more and subscribe here: https://www.stephaniehathawaydesigns.com/naturejournalingwithsteph
——————————————————————————————
TERMS OF USE:
Please keep in mind that these files are meant for personal or individual classroom use only. You are not permitted to alter, sell, share or redistribute these links, files or printed materials in any way.
Feel free to print them over and over again to use in your home or individual classroom! You are not permitted to share the download or allow other people to make copies of the printed product.
A violation of these terms is considered an infringement of my rights under 17 USC §101, et seq. and you could be liable for statutory damages as high as $100,000. Further, such copyright infringement is a direct violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and International Copyright Law. https://www.copyright.gov/title17/