Africa: The Global Explorer's Journal

Geography notebooking for kids - Africa Explorer's Journal encourages children to research and record their findings about different countries located throughout Africa.

The Global Explorer's Club's Africa Explorer's Journal is a fun geography notebooking activity for kids that includes flag coloring, map drawing, country data, cultural insights, geographical features, and flora and fauna.

The Global Explorer’s Journal for Africa

$3.50

Dive deep into Africa and empower your child to lead their learning journey by researching and recording information for each country with these explorer’s journal sheets.

Thoughtfully designed to foster a love of learning and cultural appreciation, these journal sheets cover geography, culture, natural sciences, and artistic expression in one comprehensive package.

Whether you’re a homeschooling family, an educator, or a lifelong learner, the Global Explorer’s Journal offers a hands-on approach to learning about Africa. Let the adventure begin!

The Global Explorer’s Journal for Africa includes the following countries: Ghana, Mali, Nigeria, Liberia, Cameroon, Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa, Morocco, and Egypt.

You can choose to print each country’s explorer’s journal double-sided or separately. I recommend using a 32 lb. paper if students will be using pen and/or markers in their journal.

Each African country is represented on individual journal sheets. These pages guide students to research and record information about a specific country.

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The Global Explorer’s Journal is a versatile and engaging resource designed to enrich your study of Africa.

Interactive Learning: Encourage your child’s curiosity with fun, interactive activities. Color flags, draw maps, and record essential country data.
Cultural Enrichment: Immerse your child in each country’s culture as you learn about national symbols, languages, and regional produce.
Discover the Wonders of the World: Investigate the geographical features and important landmarks that make each country unique.
Wildlife and Botanical Adventures: Record fascinating facts about animals and plants and encourage artistic creativity by drawing animals in their natural habitats and creating botanical drawings, enhancing observational skills.
Cultivate Writing Skills: Encourage written expression and reflection having students compose a sentence (or more!) about something captivating they’ve learned during each country study.

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What’s Included

Flag Coloring

Begin by coloring the country’s flag, promoting recognition of national symbols and cultural understanding.

Map Drawing

Encourage geographical awareness by drawing a map or picture of the country. This hands-on activity helps students visualize the country’s location and unique features.

Country Data

Record essential country data, including the capital, population, area, currency, and languages spoken. This helps build a foundational understanding of each country.

Cultural Insights

Explore the cultural aspects of each country. Learn about national symbols, predominant produce, and traditions that make each place distinctive.

Geographical Features

Investigate the geography of the country, including significant landmarks and natural features.

Flora and Fauna

Record what animals and plants are found in each country. This helps students develop an understanding of the region’s biodiversity.

Frequently Asked Questions

There are two dedicated journal sheets for each country covered in the Africa curriculum.

Absolutely! The Global Explorer’s Journal is versatile and can be adapted for various age groups. Younger students can focus on drawing and coloring, while older students can dive deeper into research and detailed writing.

Alternatively, students may also find pictures to print and paste into each journal sheet in lieu of drawing.

You’ll want to ensure students have access to reference materials such as books, maps, or online resources for more in-depth research as they work on their Global Explorer’s Journal.

You can find some of the reference books we recommend in this post.

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