This week we read Eric Carle's The Tiny Seed.
We did two fun plant projects to go along with our plant study.
First we did a simple plant rubbing.
Investigating seed pods!
We also did a Pinterest-inspired plant project.
There is nothing better than having hours and hours of freedom to explore, learn, run, play...
What's that behind the tree?
There is nothing better than having hours and hours of freedom to explore, learn, run, play...
What's that behind the tree?
Oh I seeee you!
Hurrying off to the garden!
A yummy addition to our lunch!
Big Creek Fun!
Visiting the chickens is always a treat!
Every afternoon, we gather in the front yard to play and wait for parents!
And sometimes, the children slow down enough to sit and have a little chat!
Can't wait to share what we have planned for fall!
Each week I join several linky parties! What a fun way to share and learn!
Natural Living Monday, The Children's Bookshelf, Monday's Kid Corner, Hey Mom, Look What I Did!, Montessori Monday, Made by Little Hands, Homemade Mondays, Mama Moments Monday {Link Up}, The Gathering Spot, Little Wonders' Days, Mom's Monday Mingle, Mommy Moments, Frugal, Crafty Home, Hip Homeschool Hop, Mom's Library, Tuesday Tots, (tot school tuesday), The Tuesday Baby Link-Up, Keep Calm Craft On {crafting on}, Tuned in Tuesday, Teach Me Tuesday, TOO Cute Tuesday, Open Call Tuesday, Backyard Farming Connection Hop, Tuned in Tuesday, Kids in the Kitchen, Waldorf Wednesday, It's Playtime, We Made That Linky, What I Learned Wednesday, Super Link Party, Kids Co-Op, Artsy Play Wednesday, Healthy 2Day Wednesday, Wildcrafting Wednesday, Adorned From Above, Frugal Days, Sustainable Ways, Kids Crafts, Link and Learn, Thrifty Thursday, Hearts for Home, needle and thREAD, Made U Look, Tender Moments with Toddlers and Preschoolers, Natural Living Link-Up, Small Footprint Friday, Our Days Homeschool Link-Up, For the Kids Friday, FarmGirl Friday Blog Hop, Kitchen Fun and Crafty Friday, Read. Explore. Learn., Creative Learning on Friday, Preschool and Kindergarten Corner, Friday's Nature Table, The Friday Baby Shower, TGIF Linky Party, Family Fun Friday, Creative Friday, Friday Flair Link Party, Shine on Fridays, Friday Favs, Outdoor Play Party, Do Something Crafty, Weekend Whatever, Saturday Show and Tell, Tot School Gathering Place, Sharing Saturday, Share It Saturday, Country Kids, Link and Learn, sharing creative, ideas {all weekend}, Show and Share Saturday, Stress Free Sunday, The Sunday Showcase, The Preschool Prekinder Nook, Fun Sparks, The Sunday Parenting Party, The Homesteaders' Blog Hop, Making Boys Men, Spring Carnival, Made with Love, Raising Memories
Lots of outdoors fun Thisdayilove
ReplyDeleteWhat great activities for the children, and such a fun way to learn about seeds. I love seeing the pictures of them smiling and laughing while having so much fun just exploring and being children. Thanks for sharing with Country Kids.
ReplyDeleteWow! Looks like you had a lovely time!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!!
Oh wow looks like they are having an amazing time at this summer camp, it's great that they get to pick there own veg and pick up the chickens and I love the pinterest inspired craft session
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Laura x
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I love that you used muffin liners for the flowers. Such a great idea :)
ReplyDeletewhat perfect ways to spend a summers day! I love the patty pan flowers
ReplyDeletewhat fun and what a glorious day you all had!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the plant rubbings. They look so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo many fun activities! Thanks for sharing at Mom's Library!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun activities!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
ReplyDeleteVisiting from the Magic Onions. So much learning and fun among these pictures.
ReplyDeleteThese projects are both awesome! Thanks for sharing at the After School Linky Party. I'm featuring this post tomorrow so stop on by to check it out and share more of your ideas/activities!
ReplyDeleteThe main nutrients that a plant needs to grow are Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Potassium. Most plant fertilizers contain these elements and a good, easily available, one is called Grow More.
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