The Greater Kruger National Park Activities and Journal is the perfect way to preserve all your precious Kruger memories.
With a variety of tick lists, scavenger hunts and vibrant illustrations, this book is sure to delight the entire family.
The journal section offers ample space for you to jot down your Kruger experiences in a free and creative way.
Use the journal to include pictures, additional tick lists, and even create a holiday diary. Make the most of your Kruger adventure and treasure those memories with loved ones for years to come by recording them in this book.
The font used throughout the book is a font with weighted characters especially developed to help readers who struggle with dyslexia.
Also available in Afrikaans as Groter Krugerwildtuin Aktiwiteite en Joernaal
Where can you order or buy this book:
Graffiti Books (Pretoria and Online)
Small Mercies (Online)
Selected Chamberlain Hardware Stores in Gauteng
Afrikan Meraki, Hoedspruit
Alzu N4 Petroport Country and Outdoor store
Hlanganani Crafts at Phalaborwa
Constantia Farmstall, Clocolan
Fevertree Crafts, Eastgate Airport
Shop at Klaserie Private Nature Reserve HQ
Tabeel Bookshop, Stilbaai, Western Cape
Please send me an e-mail at lizambooks@gmail.com to order this book and my other books for yourself, bookshop or curio store.
Find the links to my other titles below.
Children’s storybook: Footprints in the Fynbos
Children’s storybook: We are going to Kruger National Park
Pilanesberg Activities and Journal
What can you expect inside:
More than 200 species included
Mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, trees and critters in full-colour illustrated checklists
A greater Kruger map,
scavenger hunts,
A board game,
colouring pictures and
a 20-page journal-section to use creatively
Just a personal comment to end of this post.
Creating this journal has taken me quite a while. I have put a lot of thought into each page and section. I carefully decided which birds, animals and trees need to be included and which I leave out for your children to enter themselves. I spent time finding out which species are the iconic species which other people look for and which are the ones that are commonly seen. Your children will likely ask why certain species are not included when they find them. Encourage them to try and draw them or write them in. Make daily lists of things seen, ask for stamps in the park shops and at gates, and stick in postcards or pictures. Use different coloured stickers to mark different trips to Kruger if you do frequent short trips. Have fun!
This is a book which I would have loved to use as a child myself and I hope that your families find a tremendous amount of joy in the little things when using this book.
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