Ready for summer?

Make memories with senses alive.

Immerse yourself in the transformative experience of SUMMER TWENTY24: A Simple Guided Sensory Journal (2024 Edition) and unlock a world of benefits that transcend the ordinary. As you embark on your summer journey with this journal in hand, you’ll not only document your adventures but also nourish your senses, refresh your mindset, and elevate your overall well-being. By engaging in sensory exploration and mindfulness practices, you’ll cultivate a deeper connection to your surroundings and yourself, fostering inner peace and clarity. This holistic approach to journaling not only enhances your summer experience but also better prepares you for the year ahead, equipping you with newfound insights and a renewed sense of purpose. With Summer Twenty24, every moment becomes an opportunity for growth, healing, and transformation.


The “SUMMER TWENTY24: A Simple Guided Sensory Journal (2024 Edition)”, is here!

Sensory bliss, Summer style.

Introducing SUMMER TWENTY24: A Simple Guided Sensory Journal (2024 Edition), an annual release designed to capture the essence of our summer adventures. Immerse in sensory delights with each edition, featuring unique sensory mapping grids that engage your senses in mindful experiences of summer environments. Refresh and reset over the summertime as we explore the vibrant sensory landscape and create lasting memories.


Ways to Use this Journal

Write your own sensory story this summer.
SENSORY RICH DETAILS
  • Write entries detailing your sensory experiences, thoughts, and feelings. Record funny or memorable moments from them that you want to remember. Include insights or growth you experienced.
  • Scrapbook by collecting and pasting souvenirs like ticket stubs, postcards, and photographs. Collect brochures or maps from attractions. Collect leaves, flowers, or other natural elements from sensory walks. Make collages.
  • Use an instant camera to capture memories and add them to your journal.
  • Draw or paint sketches of the places you visited, people you traveled with, or scenes you witnessed. Draw their likeness and share it.
  • Record quotes or sayings that you hear from locals or fellow travelers.
  • Write poetry or short stories inspired by places & people you saw.
  • List new foods or drinks you tried and what you thought about them.
  • Use stickers or washi tape to decorate your journal pages.
  • Record weather conditions and how they affected your activities & mood.
  • Create and record healthy summer routines and habits.
  • Create a map of your travels with annotations and notes.
  • Keep tallies and play simple travel games. Record the results.
  • Document your budget and how much you spend on different activities.
  • Create or record new recipes to try and how they turned out.
  • Make a list of all the shows and books you might want to catch up on this summer. Record your favorites and some quotes from them you enjoyed.
  • Write a letter or do calligraphy and cursive lettering drills.

Sensory Journals Take Us Into Places

SENSORY MAPPING GRIDS

As we open up our sensory journal, “Summer Twenty24,” we dive deep into the world of sensory exploration. But what exactly is a sensory journal? It’s more than just recording events; it’s about engaging all of our senses to capture the essence of our experiences. We write about the vibrant colors of a sunset, the soothing sounds of waves crashing, the aroma of freshly baked cookies, the taste of ripe watermelon, and the sensation of sand between our toes. With mindfulness as our guide, we immerse ourselves in each sensation, creating a multidimensional picture of our summer adventures. Whether for fun, therapy, or education, sensory journals offer us a unique way to relax, focus, learn about emotions, and stimulate our senses. Join us in this journey of self-awareness and community as we share our sensory experiences and learn from each other.


What’s Inside

Sensory journaling made easy.


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