Kidsโ Garden Activity Cards provide get-out-there inspiration
I have no trouble getting my kids to go outside on a summerโs day, itโs getting them to stay outside when the siren song of kidsโ cartoons and super-exciting video games beckon from the air-conditioned comfort of our home. Thatโs when I, the Cruise Director of Summer, need to comeโฆ
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Christina Refford
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I have no trouble getting my kids to go outside on a summerโs day, itโs getting them to stay outside when the siren song of kidsโ cartoons and super-exciting video games beckon from the air-conditioned comfort of our home.
Thatโs when I, the Cruise Director of Summer, need to come up with some fun ideas to engage and entertain them, and if I can sneak in a little summer learning without them knowing, so much the better.
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Barefoot Books has put out new Kidsโ Garden Activity Cards to help keep kids entertained by nature, and not SpongeBob repeats. Each oversized, colorful card lists a project idea on it from one of five categories including Planting and Growing, Discovering Creatures, and Creating Garden Art.
I love, love, love that theyโve thought to laminate each card since my kids have been known to leave them out overnight to get soaked in dew. I also appreciate that most of the projects donโt require me to work up a sweat, but since the cards are written for ages 8+, two of my kids do need a little extra help with the instructions. Although, when they made colorfully decorated Mud Pies, all that was required of me was to hose them off at the end.
When the thunder clouds roll in, there are even projects that bring nature indoors. But donโt worry, there arenโt any cards that say, โstuff your pockets with all manners of outdoor life and let mom find them at laundry timeโ. -Christina
Great post, thank you! I can totally relate and canโt wait to get this book for some friends and relatives.
Iโd also like to invite your readers to visit https://www.YourGardenShow.com. Lots of moms are finding it useful to help excite kids about gardening, teach them about plants with their 11,000+ strong database developed by Cornell University, get inspired by the amazing gardens.
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