Flow Discovery Journal Daily Q

For children ages 5 to 105: Explore, imagine and create new worlds inside you and all around you!

Bye-bye boredom. Hello Flow Discovery Journal! Get your pencils ready to discover puzzles, crafting activities, math tricks, drawing exercises, language games, and many spunky questions to discover more about yourself and the world around you.

Your beginner’s mind is a superpower! It helps you discover your very own flavor of intelligence, your preferences, and talents. Don’t underestimate simple questions! They strengthen imagination and creativity and lead kids and adults alike to think out-of-the-box, in new or long-forgotten ways.

Use the daily questions to connect with children, invite them to play alone or with siblings, friends, and other grown-ups to learn more about one another.

Evaluation comments / NAPPA AWARDS:

“I like that there are no rules or one way of doing the activities in this journal. It presents a set of questions to help you think about yourself, your experiences, the world around you. The questions have a wide range such as: ‘What is your favorite meal?,’ ‘Do you like adventures?,’ ‘Make a list of the things or places you would like to see, discover and explore.”

“These questions make you think, get you away from social media, computer games and apps and other devices. It is educational in that it helps you discover yourself.”

“I like that this journal is coming at a time that everyone is online all the time. Our worlds have become one zoom after another. This is a great book to help families just slow down and take a look at themselves. I think it is great for anyone at any age, but see mostly tween and teenagers really enjoying and using this book.”

“I really like the timing of this book. It will really help a lot of people who are struggling with the pandemic and being alone and away from family and friends to take this time to discover themselves. Even after this pandemic, it is a great tool for slowing down and becoming more mindful.”

“Journaling is a wonderful tool for understanding yourself and your feelings and this particular journal gives young children the opportunity to explore their feelings in a creative way and learn an important tool that they can use throughout life.”