Use this worksheet with the Take A Nature Walk science activity to help your kids practice keeping a science journal. They can create a page for as many trees as they want and keep them in a three-ring binder to create a fall tree file book.
For more information about trees and leaves, check out our Learn All About Leaves Science Lesson.
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