In my article titled “How To Connect Kids To The Plants Emotionally,” I introduced our STEAM project, covering everything from seeding to transplanting. In this article, I will provide a summary of the seeding and transplanting process and then share the results of the harvesting and tasting process. Finally, I will conclude by sharing my […]
How To Connect Kids To The Plants Emotionally 2 Read More »
Do you struggle with keeping your plants alive? If so, I suggest trying self-watering pots. They are simple to make, affordable, and have a high success rate. I created a video tutorial on how to make one by referring other YouTube videos. It will be a fun project to try at home or in a classroom setting.
No Fail Self-Watering Pots To Grow Seedlings Indoors Read More »
Harvesting and Growing Experience Throughout November and December, we harvested a variety of crops including kale, spinach, carrots, beets, Bok Choy, turnips, Mizuna, lettuce, arugula, Asian greens, cilantro, mint, and radish. 32 out of 34 classes in the school participated in garden activities from August to December, and many of them harvested crops. However, I was
What Makes The Real Joy Of Harvesting? Read More »
Growing Experience What if the whole class can care for the plants and see them grow daily, from seeding to harvesting? I wish our kids could do that because I believe they would feel the absolute joy of harvesting by doing that. It is hard to take learners to the garden to check the plants
Grow Microgreens in the Classroom and Harvest in 10 days Read More »
Emotional Connection To The Plants In the school garden, learners often forget the plants they planted. Thinking about their schedule, it is challenging to take them to the garden daily. However, I want our kids to remember their plants and have a desire to take good care of them. I believe the emotional connection to the
How To Connect Kids To The Plants Emotionally Read More »