Plant kindness

Who else is swooning over all things cactus? I'm sure by now you've all seen the cactus classroom obsession. Isn't it just about the cutest thing EVER? I mean HEL-LO CUTENESS! One of the many things that I love to teach during the first few weeks of school is our classroom climate + kindness + how we are going to treat each other. This is such an important thing to establish right off the bat. Like SO important! There are so many amazing books out there to use when teaching this. Here are…

Celebrate kindness skills in your classroom today with one of these fifteen amazing activities that your students will love!

isn't this a sweet little poem? we came across this poem in one of Bubba's textbooks last week at the end of our unit on plants, flowers and such. both of my kids really enjoyed the metaphor, and we spent some time elaborating. "kind smiles are the seed!" "kind high-fives are the leaves!" and we read some Proverbs, too, to extend the lesson to teach them that God values kindness. A kind man benefits himself. But a mean person brings trouble on himself. Proverbs 11:17 NIRV Worry makes a man’s…

Whether a beginner or seasoned expert, growing your own vegetables, flowers or creating your own perfect green space is a great way to connect with nature. And it has many other benefits. We prepared these gardening quotes to perfectly summarize the pleasure and benefits of raising plants, whether, for food, beauty or pleasure.

I'm a young mother of two beautiful kids (4 years old and 9 months). I want to share with you some ideas : kids activities, toddler games, meals, art and crafts for our little one...

Learn how to make grass heads with your young learners! Perfect for PreK, Kindergarten, and Preschool, this activity will have your little ones giggling with excitement as they grow.

Do you teach about plants and their life cycle during the Spring? This is one of my favorite units to teach. The students love anything scie...