One way of looking at it

I don't know if the diagram will come through but here goes. It is a way of looking at your research for the travel journal to Ancient Greece. Every hotel in the tourist areas has a concierge in the lobby who tells you the places to go, places to see, restaurants to eat at. Why? Because you are new in town and you don't know but the concierge does. They will even make reservations for you. Anyway, they can give you ideas on what to do. Wikipedia and your textbook can do the same thing - give you ideas of what you would want to see in that town.

Here is the diagram:

HOTEL CONCIERGE
(TEXTBOOK,
WIKIPEDIA)



RESTAURANTS MUSEUMS LANDMARKS ACTIVITIES
Food homes castles, ruins sports
Library




Write your journal entry(ies)


There should be arrow from the Concierge to the activities and places in the middle and from the middle to the journal entry level below. Clearly, shapes like arrows do not come over to the blog from Word. I hope this helps.