Gardening with kids

Share the Sweetness1589 590SharesIf you’re just joining us for this Toddler School Gardening Unit, we’re just now getting to the green part. My goals for this unit are to teach Cash about the great outdoors by planting a garden together throughout the Spring and into the summer. He is very interested in how things work! The… Read More Teaching Toddlers How Things Grow | Gardening Unit

FREE Kids Gardening Curriculum for youth. These gardening lessons for children are a fun and educational program for kids to learn gardening.

25 Fun Gardening with Kids Ideas to Spark Their Interest #gardening #diy #parenting #STEM #science #education

Share the Sweetness2646 5 77SharesWelcome to Toddler School! Cash & Wyatt are on another educational adventure together. For this unit, Cash is 2.5 and Wyatt is 15 Months. We will be taking the Hooligans outside and broadening our home school preschool classroom horizons. I’m Kandice, former special education and kindergarten educator turned full-time mom. You can read… Read More Composting for Kids | A Complete Toddler School Unit

At Doing Good Together™ we love to find ways to make a difference, not occasionally, but regularly, as part of the hobbies and habits we already pursue. Here are four easy ways you and your little one can make a difference with this summer's family vegetable garden and three essential reasons to mak

You don't have to be an expert gardener to teach your kids how to love gardening. Here is a handful of fun gardening activities that are perfect as both gardening for beginners and activities for kids. | #outdoors #backyard #gardening #gardeningforbeginners #beginnergardening #lifeasmama #kidsactivities #diy

Learn how to make DIY seed bombs with a few basic ingredients and a couple of packets of your favorite flower seeds. This easy activity makes garden seed bombs with paper, no clay is involved.

Use this year plan of garden activities for children with monthly garden plan for the year, perfect for school gardening clubs.

Ten easy veggies to grow with kids, plus eight lovely picture books about gardening to inspire you to have a go at growing something!

Schools out for the summer (I hope you sang that in your head) and the kids are back at the house. Now rather then let them wear out your couch or wear on your nerves, push them out the back door and into the garden. The outdoors are where summers should be spent and if you can't get to the park to