Question

video #2- the nature journal connection, episode 2 heather brown the nature journal connection, episode 2: i notice, i wonder,... john muir laws open-ended question what three things can you use to document your observations type your answer here rewatch

Explanation:

From the video's context (nature journaling), common tools for documenting observations include a notebook (to write notes), a pencil/pen (to draw or write), and a camera (to take photos of what's observed). Alternatively, sketching materials (like the drawing in the image), a journal, and a magnifying glass (for detailed observation) could also be used. A typical set of three would be a notebook (or journal) for writing, a pencil (or pen) for drawing/writing, and a camera (or smartphone) for capturing images.

Answer:

Three things you can use to document your observations are: 1. A notebook (or journal) to write down notes and descriptions. 2. A pencil (or pen) to draw sketches or write details. 3. A camera (or smartphone) to take photographs of the observed subjects.