Our Programs
Gardening
Gardening is not only a creative and calming activity but also an excellent way for children to learn about nature, responsibility, and the environment. Our gardening program introduces children to the joys of planting, caring for, and harvesting their own plants. Through hands-on activities, they explore the cycles of nature and develop important life skills. Whether they’re planting seeds, watering plants, or watching their garden grow, children learn patience and the value of nurturing living things.
Our Programs
Gardening
Gardening is not only a creative and calming activity but also an excellent way for children to learn about nature, responsibility, and the environment. Our gardening program introduces children to the joys of planting, caring for, and harvesting their own plants. Through hands-on activities, they explore the cycles of nature and develop important life skills. Whether they’re planting seeds, watering plants, or watching their garden grow, children learn patience and the value of nurturing living things.
Why It Matters
Connection to Nature
Breathing techniques help children calm their bodies and minds, especially during transitions or emotional moments.
Responsibility
Caring for plants teaches children the importance of regular attention, care, and responsibility.
Motor Skills
Digging, planting, and watering help develop fine and gross motor skills, from grasping tools to using hand-eye coordination.
Creativity and Problem Solving
Designing garden spaces and choosing plants encourages creativity, while troubleshooting plant care challenges builds problem-solving skills.
Patience and Growth
Watching plants grow over time teaches children about patience and the reward of long-term effort.
Why It Matters
Connection to Nature
Breathing techniques help children calm their bodies and minds, especially during transitions or emotional moments.
Responsibility
Caring for plants teaches children the importance of regular attention, care, and responsibility.
Motor Skills
Digging, planting, and watering help develop fine and gross motor skills, from grasping tools to using hand-eye coordination.
Creativity and Problem Solving
Designing garden spaces and choosing plants encourages creativity, while troubleshooting plant care challenges builds problem-solving skills.
Patience and Growth
Watching plants grow over time teaches children about patience and the reward of long-term effort.
A Peek into Our Day
Seed Planting
Children learn the process of planting seeds and the ideal conditions for their growth.
Garden Design
Caring for plants teaches children the importance of regular attention, care, and responsibility.
Watering and Care
Regular sessions of watering, weeding, and checking on plants’ progress teach consistency and care.
Harvest Time
When the plants are ready, children harvest fruits, vegetables, or flowers, celebrating their hard work and learning the benefits of growing food.
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