Inquiry Learning in the Garden

Inquiry Learning in the Garden

by | Sep 23, 2018 | Activity, Uncategorized

Inquiry Learning in the Garden Meaningful learning is often inspired by a question based in everyday experiences. What makes a seed a seed? Do all plants need the same things? Can plants grow in the dark? Questions like this naturally sprout in a classroom...
Scissor Salsa

Scissor Salsa

by | Aug 26, 2018 | Activity, Resource

Scissor Salsa Chunky fresh salsa that your students can prepare themselves? Yes, please! Check out this simple Scissor Salsa activity that guides you through the recipe of fresh garden salsa with simple tools and safety scissors! Why not try a tomato taste test with...
Make Your Own Salad Dressing

Make Your Own Salad Dressing

by | Jul 18, 2018 | Activity, Resource

Make Your Own Salad Dressing Got two minutes before dinner? Why not make your own salad dressing! It’s simple and easy enough for your small children to make.. and it’s an opportunity to be scientists and chefs. If you’ve got a bit more time try these simple...
Our Favourite Funky Veggies to Grow with Kids

Our Favourite Funky Veggies to Grow with Kids

by | Jul 2, 2018 | Activity

Our Favourite Funky Veggies to Grow with Kids You don’t have to be a green thumb to have fun with your kids in the garden. Gardening with kids is fun, messy and educational! Tending a garden is a great way to get outdoors and out of the house with your kids. At Little...
Make Your Own Seed Bombs

Make Your Own Seed Bombs

by | Jun 26, 2018 | Activity

Make Your Own Seed Bombs You might be thinking, ‘A seed bomb! What in the world is that??’. A seed bomb (also known as seed ball or, adorably, earth dumpling) is a set of seeds, encased in a nutrient dense ball of soil and clay. The seeds are protected from predators...