How to teach your kids about gardening?

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How to teach your kids about gardening?

• Submitted By - Salintha Gunasekara
• www.diamondbarmontessoriacademy.com/
• diamondbarmontessori_at_gmail.com

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Kids like to enjoy fun activities, no matter what
kind of activities they have to do. When it comes
to gardening, it will allow them to explore new
things in their lives. Most of the kids like
outdoor activities and playing in the mud.
Gardening activities allow the kids to learn how
plants grow and how to take care of them. In this
PowerPoint, we have mentioned some tips that will
help you teach about gardening. Let's read it
out
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Focus on making it fun and exciting Always
remember that kids never like boring things to
do. So you have to make it full of excitement.
When children understand how many interesting,
exciting, and even messy activities are available
to them, they are more likely to want to
participate. When arranging anything, consider
the fun factor to maintain your children's
attention. So focus on making every gardening
activity fun.
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Grow colorful plants in your garden You can
choose sunflowers, pumpkins, corn, tomatoes,
brinjals, strawberries, and many other colorful
plants in your garden. Kids will surely love to
visit here and are curious to know the name of
the plant color-wise.
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• Garden inspire snacks
• Which child doesnt like tasty snacks? You can
  spend your tea break in the garden with your kids
  and tasty snacks. Allow the kids to participate
  in garden-themed cooking activities. These are
  some ideas you can try
• Taste honey with brown bread (relate to activity
  on bees).
• Choose the seeds you can eat
• Try some fruit salad or vegetable soup from the
  garden.
• Choose different fruits, vegetables, or other
  eatable plants.
• Plan a picnic in the garden.
• "Buggy snacks" include ants on a log or in the
  sand (raisins, celery, peanut butter, and graham
  crackers), butterflies (pretzel twists and celery
  or carrot sticks), pretzel pieces, chocolate
  chips, and peanut butter), spiders (Oreos and
  pretzel sticks), and snails (celery, apple
  slices).
• You can also make snacks for your garden
  creatures.

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Conclusion These are some ideas you can try to
teach your kids about gardening. In Montessori
San Dimas, CA, the team suggests you let your
child explore the world on their own and learn
something interesting for a better life in the
future. Rather, if you are looking for a place
where your child can learn everything, you can
choose our preschool in San Dimas, CA, for your
child's better growth and development.
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Reference
https//www.diamondbarmontessoriacademy.com/ diamo
ndbarmontessori_at_gmail.com [phone] 23555
Palomino Dr, Diamond Bar CA 91765, United States
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