Gardening inspired activities for kids
Gardening is a great way to get kids outside and give them a better sense of how plants grow.There is no better feeling than to watch your plants grow and produce food for you and your family. It is such an accomplished feeling. This way of life and feeling should be passed down from generation to generation.
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- Gardening encourages healthy eating.
- It is a great family activity.
- Garden tasks such as digging, raking and turning compost use a variety of muscles in the upper and lower body and provide engaging, moderate exercise.
- It enhances fine motor development ,from picking up tiny seeds to gently caring for seedlings and plants.
- It improves focus,mood and memory.For example, flowers produce powerful positive emotions and have both immediate and long-term effects on emotional reactions, mood and social behavior.Children learn to relax on their own when they garden.The symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are relieved by outdoor green space, helping children focus both while they occupy the space as well as later in the day.
- It develops STEM and analytical abilities.Children work on math and science skills by observing the plant life cycles.
- It engages the senses.
- It builds self confidence and teaches patience and responsibility.Learning how to care for the plants properly,from watering to weeding , is a great lesson in responsibility for kids. Gardening is an opportunity to chat with your kids about research and planning.

- Letting them get dirty will make it more likely they will want to help next time, knowing that they are free to get dirty and have fun.A pair of garden clothing can ease of your worry on dirt.
- Take them into the garden to pick a snack.
- Make gardening even more fun for kids by planting a "themed" garden.
- Let them observe the growth of a plant making sprout houses.

- Allow them to water the plants daily.
- Get some new gardening play tools like a pair of gloves, shovel, watering can, etc .
- Let the kids transplant the plants into their new homes in the garden.Be sure to water after you've transplanted so the soil settles around the plant.
- Working side-by-side with your kids will show them you love doing it too and give them even more of a reason to do it.
- Offer a special treat after working in the garden, this could be a fresh snack right from the garden.
- Let them harvest the crops along your side.
- Add gardening activities to learning as they will be more interested in creating real ones.


- We created a little sponge house,joined with tooth picks,and spread soaked green beans(green gram) over the roof and floor.It was a struggle spreading on the roof.
- The house was kept in a tray and water was added to it.
- Kids watered the roof with dropper daily(heavy water made the beans to fall down,so used a dropper).
- We kept it near the window for the sunlight kiss.
- Our proud STEM project ,which took a period of 10days, was accompanied by a sequencing set of a seed growing into a plant .
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DIY MICROGREEN POT MAN

This microgreen set from @flintobox has a pot,coco peat,seeds,watering can,scissors and facial stickers.

Create a pot man adding facial features to the pot.Add cocopeat and enough water to expand it.Spread the seeds on the peat bed.
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