A Childrens Garden
Spring has sprung and if you haven’t already planted your garden, now is the time to get started. Gardening is one of the best activities you can do to bond with your children. It is one of the few activities that fully engage all five senses and give children of all ages the opportunity to learn responsibility in a few, interactive environment. If you are at a loss as to how to get your child’s garden going, you might want to check out some of the neat garden books for children on the market today. These books are extremely insightful when it comes to creating a natural space for your child.
A Child’s Garden is one such book. Not only does this book address more traditional gardening endeavors such as playhouses and vegetable gardens, but also delves into more creative ideas such as building natural caves from tree branches and encouraging natural wildlife populations. A Child’s Garden offers many wonderful ways to engage even the most reluctant child in exploration and appreciation of nature.
Gardening with Children is another great publication that can help you develop a great gardening relationship with your child. Authored by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the oldest operating children’s garden in the United States, Gardening with Children offers a plethora of information on gardening basics including good plant growing techniques, proper garden environments and the benefits of natural fauna.
Ready, Set, Grow: A Kid’s Guide to Gardening Grades 1-5 is every kid’s guide to creating a successful garden. This book is written in such a manner as to encourage grade school children to read, learn and apply basic gardening concepts into their gardens. Children learn how to grow and care for house plants, fruit trees, vegetables, flowers and natural herbs. This books helps kids design a garden, how and when to use fertilizer, proper watering techniques and what plants grow best in which environments.
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