*Observations – Children can draw the weather, clouds, what they see on a nature walk, etc.
*Scavenger Hunt – Ask children to hunt around their house and draw shapes, letters, words they can read, and so forth.
*Note taking - Write or draw pictures as they listen to a book or watch a video.
*Interviews – Let children interview their parents, siblings, friends, or neighbors about a particular topic.
*What I Learned- As children listen to a story or watch a video they can record what they learn.
*Lists – Children can make lists of favorite foods, pets, sports, books, toys, games, colors…

P.S. Here's a free download of fun scavenger hunts that children can do with their families.