We’re back for day six of CRAFTWEEK, and today we’re using paper! Today’s CRAFTWEEK post is sponsored by Xyron. Make sure to stop by my Instagram to enter the giveaway!

We’re building a big raised garden bed in my backyard right now, and I am *so* freaking excited to start gardening with Cricket. She’s 2 ½ now, and she really understands so many different things now. It’s going to be an absolute blast, and I’ve been trying to figure out ways I can make the process more interactive and more educational for her. 

Printable DIY Kids Garden Journal

This kids gardening journal has 12 pages:

1. Personalized cover
2. Year-long calendar for planting and harvesting
3. Grid to sketch out where to plant everything
4. Plant record that can be duplicated for each plant to log progress
5. Shopping list of plants and seeds needed
6. Sketch page to draw out garden
7. Taste test log
8. Bug log of pests and beneficial buddies
9. Page for notes
10. Quote art to hang up or keep in the journal
11. Checklist of things-to-do
12. Printable pattern page

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Image sources: Girl gardening by Anna Earl, hands with seeds by Joshua Lanzarini, blueberries by Markus Spiske, child with little shovel by Markus Spiske, all on Unsplash

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