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Growing With Kids
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
Growing With Kids
Kids love to experience new things. Growing a garden with your
kids is a great way to engage them in an exciting learning environment!
The first thing you want to do with your kids is give them their own
personal garden space and tools. Next help them feel special by allowing
them to decorate the space with garden decorations of their choice.
They may want to make the decorations.
Next take them to the store and allow them to pick out a few seeds
or small plants. Give them a choice between 2 or 3. This gives them
a feeling of control and power without
letting them go crazy.
You can also make this trip to the store into a life lesson. Give
them a budget on how much they can spend on supplies for their garden.
While shopping explain what seeds or plants work best for the climate
and season you are in. Limit the choices you give them. If they have too
many choices you will both end up frustrated.
If your child is younger have
them buy some plants or flowers that have started to grow.
This way the child
has something to look at, pick, and smell while they wait for the other
seeds to
grow.
You may also want to make plant markers with the children. This will help
them to remember where and what they are growing. There are some cute
ideas for plant markers on www.pintrest.com.
It's free to join. You will also
find a lot of other great garden ideas on the Mister Landscaper board located
on pintrest. It is updated weekly with new ideas.
Remember this is a fun, educational learning experience. Their garden
does not
have to be perfect. Allow them to dig in the dirt and discover what's below.
Talk about the bugs and worms with your children.
Once the fruit or vegetables are
grown you can teach them how to cook or bake them.
Don't forget to enjoy the time you are spending with your kids.
Let it be a fun learning experience.
We look forward to hearing about your experience on our Facebook page.
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