Keep a Fall Monarch Butterfly Migration Journal Journal Cover Click and Print for Ready-made Journals As you embark on your scientific journey with the monarchs, inspire your students to think and act like scientists as they follow the monarch butterfly's fall migration. Invite students to begin building travel Journey North journals. Page by page, the journal is a workplace where students explore ever-changing events, record compelling questions, formulate hypotheses, document discoveries, and chronicle each step of their learning journey. Print a cover for each student. Add your own blank pages or click and print from this collection of journal pages. You'll also find journal pages in many slideshows and activities. Staple or bind journal pages or keep them in each students' pocket folder to pull out on "Journey North days." Reading Reports from Citizen Scientists Journal Page Teaching Suggestions Reading Monarch Migration Updates Journal Page Teaching Suggestions Exploring the Photo of the Week Journal Page Teaching Suggestions   Week-by-Week Journal Pages for Migration and Map Analysis Each weekly Monarch Migration Update includes a journal page with questions specific to that week's migration map or progress of the migration. Here are links to printable journal pages for each update: Journal Page: August 27: Explore Journey South's live monarch migration maps! Journal Page: September 3: Where might people confuse queen and monarch butterflies? Journal Page: September 10: What do sightings around the Great Lakes reveal? Journal Page: September 17: When will they get there? Journal Page: September 24: How does this fall's migration pathway compare to past years'? Journal Page: October 1: What does the map of All Migration Sightings reveal? Journal Page: October 8: Where and when is it too cold to fly? Journal Page: October 15: How might the Rocky Mountains affect monarch migration? Journal Page: October 22: What does it look like in northern Mexico? Journal Page: October 29: Which Mexican states are on the monarch migration pathway? Journal Page: November 5: Why is it important to conserve the oyamel forest in Mexico? Journal Page: November 12: Let's explore the area of the monarch overwintering region! Teaching Tips and Helpful Links Teaching Tips You and students can also use the journal pages to assess their emerging understanding. Read student reflections together and discuss their thinking. Or collect the booklet or pages periodically and use Post-it Notes for your comments. Helpful Links Journey North Journals Journaling Journal Questions and Assessment Building Understanding Through Long-term Studies This Season Teachers Kids Orientation Registration Search Copyright 1997-2009 Journey North. All Rights Reserved. Questions or comments? Contact us.