One of the easiest seeds to grow in a small container is a bean. Consider sprouting some beans with your children. Individual containers like a milk carton or a larger pot can be used to germinate seeds. Fill the container with potting soil and find a warm sunny spot for your project. You should be able to see the sprouts within a few day. Do not forget to water! Talk to your kids about what plants need in order to grow. You can also sprout seeds in a small Ziploc bag and show children the emerging root stem.
Youth & Family Services' new health project, Healthy for Life, works to integrate structured, routine nutrition education into YFS' center-based programs along with increased access and exposure to healthy foods.
Monday, April 21, 2014
Start thinking about growing things!
This month focus on introducing children to some more green vegetables. In the spirit of spring and growing gardens, enjoy this time lapse video of a patio garden in London over a growing season.
One of the easiest seeds to grow in a small container is a bean. Consider sprouting some beans with your children. Individual containers like a milk carton or a larger pot can be used to germinate seeds. Fill the container with potting soil and find a warm sunny spot for your project. You should be able to see the sprouts within a few day. Do not forget to water! Talk to your kids about what plants need in order to grow. You can also sprout seeds in a small Ziploc bag and show children the emerging root stem.
One of the easiest seeds to grow in a small container is a bean. Consider sprouting some beans with your children. Individual containers like a milk carton or a larger pot can be used to germinate seeds. Fill the container with potting soil and find a warm sunny spot for your project. You should be able to see the sprouts within a few day. Do not forget to water! Talk to your kids about what plants need in order to grow. You can also sprout seeds in a small Ziploc bag and show children the emerging root stem.
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