Kids are in the Garden; Learning and Growing all around the world. This week, we have learned about growing an Ethiopian Habesha Garden, Cycad plants of South America, crafted by a family from Ecuador, and learned how we can plant our own version of traditional African instruments. Today, we have Kara, founder of ALLterNATIVElearning.com, here with us to show that gardening is possible in extreme weather. She is raising eco-conscious kids of faith and sharing some of her adventures with you on ... Read more...
Garden Connect – Grow a Family
Gardening is more than learning about growing your own food, it is about connecting with the people you love in a meaningful way. Talented writer, Julie Corby is our guest for Kids in the Garden; Learning and Growing. When you read this article, you will realize what a beautiful person she is, inside and out. I get lost in her writing at InCulture Parent and am continuously amazed at her purposeful parenting.Our gardens are bursting with potential; it will be up to us whether or not to decide to ... Read more...
Planting Cycads – South African Plants
Gardening with kids is a learning adventure. When I read Nadia's article on South African plants, I SMILED. These are MY kids favorite plants in our yard and we are in the U.S.A. It is a smaller world than we imagine sometimes! We have a female Sego Palm Cycad in the front of our home which sends off baby plants every year at the bottom and "seeds" at the top. My kids have even created their own names for the seeds. They harvest the seeds and use them in all sorts of outdoor pretend cooking ... Read more...
Garden Music; Growing Instruments
Gardening with kids is a great way to get kids learning and making global connections. Yesterday, Nicollete shared with us an art activity that her kids did while gardening in Ecuador. Sometimes it is a powerful thing to realize that although we may have a great distance between us, kids and parents do many similar activities across the globe. Today we have the talented writer and musician, Daria sharing ideas for growing your own musical instrument. My 4 year old and 7 year ... Read more...
Bunny Snack Idea: Marcus Pfister Virtual Book Club
Hopper Hunts for Spring ActivitiesThis month we’re featuring books by Marcus Pfister for the Virtual Book Club for Kids. He’s quite famous for his Rainbow Fish Books but I am in love with his little character Hopper. We’re sharing a fun way to welcome spring with Hopper.This post contains affiliate links to AmazonLearning about the Elements of spring can be a lot of fun with young children. It can be a season of mystery as the snow melts and new life is blooming all around. Taking a Photo ... Read more...
Garden Signs
Literacy can find it's way into your garden learning in many ways. Today we have Lauren from Tutus and Tea Parties here to share with you her "spin" on garden markers. I just adore how it not only combines literacy, but also a little creativity and fine motor skills in the process of making garden signs as well.Kid Made Garden SignsWe love anything that takes learning outside of the classroom and makes it hands on. Including your children in gardening creates so many lessons to teach that are ... Read more...
Read in the Garden
Read and Explore in the Garden I am so excited to be here on The Educators Spin on it, and to take part in the Kids in the Garden series. As a lover of all things natural, I felt it would be an honor to share how we incorporate the garden into our living and learning. One of the most important things to me, is to show children how many wonderful things come from a garden. So before planting, grab a few books and enjoy reading together. This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Some of our ... Read more...
Gardening Books for Kids
A complete collection of non-fiction and fiction Gardening Books for Kids! Make a garden theme bookshelf for your garden unit. Let's explore the nature-inspired books from the garden with your child. Gardening Books for Kids If you haven't figured it out by now, I am a FIRM believer in getting kids in the garden to learn and grow. I would also admit that I am a book addict. My Master's degree is in Reading Education K-12, so you know I'm a fan of reading with and to kids! In fact, we have ... Read more...
Kids Garden Reading Activities
There are so many wonderful connections between reading and gardening. Sound surprising? Our guest writer, Jacquie Fisher, founder of Edventures with Kidsshares with us ways she connects the two. Not only is she an AMAZING recourse for things to do in Kansas City, she is a world culture, book loving, get your hands messy kind of mom who shares her adventures on her blog highlighting hands on experiences to support parents! Kids Garden Reading ActivitiesOne of our favorite things about Spring is ... Read more...
Garden Science Experiments with Propagation
I am so excited to have Gailina here today at, The Educator's Spin On It, today sharing with you a learning experiment with propagating plants. We strongly believe that learning should be connected to the things we do every day. Our household maintains a small backyard garden for numerous reasons; to teach patience, responsibility, and SCIENCE. Yes, gardening with your children can be a wonderful way to make academic subjects meaningful and real. Gailina is a language expert who is raising ... Read more...
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