How to make your outing special and memorable
-Try writing a travel diary!
This book contains the story of Uncle Tobak, who enjoys making travel diaries, and teaches Byeol and Dal, two children, how to write travel diaries.
Uncle Tobak, who went on a museum outing with his children, makes a museum page in his outing diary by folding, pasting, and drawing things he saw, picked up, went to see, thought, and felt along the way.
And I suggest:


“A diary is my own book where I can keep the happy moments forever.
“Let’s make it together!” It doesn’t have to be a special trip to a museum.
When I listened to my heart to see what I saw, heard, and thought, I found that even a short walk around the neighborhood brought up many interesting stories.
Things that I had just passed by before are now new and exciting.
Uncle Tobak tells us.
“It’s okay if you can’t make it well.
“Since this is my own travel diary, I can do whatever I want.” If I write my travel diary like this one by one, various things I see, feel, and think will be recorded one by one.
Even after a long time has passed, whenever I open my travel diary, I can meet the me of that time.


Is it difficult to write a diary?
A book that teaches you how to write a diary easily and naturally!
The method of writing a travel diary that Uncle Tobak taught his children is not that great or difficult.
Just by sticking or inserting leaves you picked up on an outing, ice cream wrappers you ate, or admission tickets, you can create a diary of that day.
For things that can't be pasted, you can just leave them as drawings.
You can draw with colored pencils or crayons, tear off newspaper or wrapping paper and paste it on, or express it with yarn.
It's okay if you can't draw.
Of course, it's also good to write down what you see and think.

They say that many children have difficulty writing a diary.
“Mom, what should I write in my diary today?” is always a headache for both children and mothers.
It may be because of the misunderstanding and burden that one must write about something great or thought in a diary.
But this book says there is no need for such burdens or worries.
If you saw a plane cloud while taking a walk around the neighborhood and thought, "There's a plane path," you can write that. If you found it funny that a cat yawned, you can just write that.
You don't have to try hard to draw well or beautifully.
A diary is my own story, so I can do whatever I want with it.
If you just keep writing down what you see, you will gradually add your own thoughts to it and other imaginations and stories will be born.

That's why a travel diary is good.
Children will find journaling natural and easy, as they can create their own wonderful diary simply by recording what they brought back from an outing and what they saw.
How about starting your child's first diary with an outing diary?

How to make your child's daily life more meaningful and enriching
-The power of a diary!

The importance of writing in various areas of life is increasingly emphasized.
Countless books teach us the secrets of writing and note-taking, and say that writing well is the way to living well.
Perhaps a diary is a valuable foundation for all the different types of writing.
So many parents want their children to be good at writing and keeping diaries.
Children's ability to write well can be a great help in preparing for their upcoming school assignments or essay tests.
But perhaps such greed is fading away the true meaning of keeping a diary.
So maybe that's why children have a hard time writing diaries.

This book uses a travel journal as an example to teach you some very simple and fun ways to write a journal.
But aren't these the words we should really pay closer attention to and take to heart? "Write whenever you want.
“It’s fun because I can write whatever I want.” “The travel diary contains many things I saw, felt, and thought.
Even after a long time has passed, whenever I open my travel diary, I can meet the me of that time.” There is a saying that goes, “Only what is recorded is remembered.”
The reason why the diaries written by children one by one are precious is because
Perhaps it is because it is the children's own story and the history of their growth.
A diary written so that it is not easily forgotten is a precious 'my own story' that children can discover and reflect on themselves whenever they open it, sometimes bringing joy and sometimes comfort.
A child who knows the joy of his or her own story will now feel the fun and joy of discovering and expressing more things through his or her own eyes even in the same daily life.
That is the power of a diary, which enriches and enriches a child's life.