All kids have stress, that's just a natural fact but these days that seems to be on the rise. back to school looks like, things feeling out of control and familiar routines being disrupted, young kids

🌱 What You’ll Need: Orange, white, pink, and black construction paper Googly eyes Glue stick or tape celebrating what we made—we’re honoring how we showed up, stayed curious, and kept creating. 📸 We’d love to see Send us a photo or tag us @youareagardener to be featured. Let’s keep spreading seeds of creativity—one crafty fox at a time! a group, Fox & Roll  is more than just a cute paper project—it’s a chance to pause, play, and plant seeds

In every garden, there are moments when we need to pull a weed, plant a new seed, or simply pause and Encourages mindfulness:  Gentle soundscapes and calming rhythms can bring us into the present moment, Whether you're getting ready for the day, going for a walk, or winding down after school or work—there to find  you when you need them most? Here are some ideas to plant the seed: 🌸 Petals Perk Up Playlist- For joyful energy  – Songs that bring

Let’s keep planting seeds of awareness, gratitude, and growth—together. It’s a powerful reminder that even the smallest seed can bloom into something beautiful with time, attention year: Something I learned A moment I felt proud A challenge I pulled through A friendship that grew A seed into seeds Easy to use in classrooms, homes, or counseling settings with little prep For grown-up gardeners Ready to take a mindful pause and celebrate your growth?

very supportive and caring school counselor, Jesse Jones, contacted us regarding initiatives rooted in kindness It was so delightful to see all their hard work. student's social and emotional well-being by providing the essential support, resources, and tools they need We can’t wait to see how this initiative grows... You are gardeners! We were genuinely grateful for the opportunity to visit Delran Intermediate School and sow the seeds

reminder of how much we have all grown throughout the year and reflect on the connections we have made, seeds Be kind to yourself and others: Fred Rogers believed that being kind was the most important thing. Try to be kind to yourself as well as others, and do good deeds whenever you can. encourage children and adults alike to identify their emotional obstacles and transform them into seeds

searching for an engaging and interactive educational assembly that promotes social emotional learning, kindness awareness about emotional health and coping strategies for elementary students and teachers, while planting seeds Dig into raising a new generation of emotionally empowered kids! Videos & Peer Gardening Stories #PullYourWeeds® SEL Program Highlights: Empathy Emotional Resilience Kindness Get your school on our schedule and request a quote today-send us an email to flowers@youareagardener.com

reading your book every time she went and implemented a physical activity that represented pulling weeds The student is able to focus on pulling the weeds, and the family is reporting less outbursts.  I wanted you to know that you are "spreading seeds" beyond what you even know!   Are a Gardener® goes beyond the pages of a book; it is a complete platform committed to spreading the seeds ® Blog, we are digging into to doing our part to create a more peaceful, compassionate, calmer, and kinder

, but it’s also a gentle reminder to focus on the flowers  in our lives—those moments of gratitude, kindness Together, we’re planting seeds of confidence, creativity, and calm—one wreath at a time. 🌸✨ 🌱 This These bright blooms become symbols of inner strength, kindness, and growth. 🌸 This spring wreath is Decorate your petals Add doodles, kind words, or even write down things you're grateful for—this turns planting new seeds.

and seeds. Keeping that line of communication open is key especially for children. ✺ Plant Your Seeds: Your seeds Some frequent gardening tools we use are: breathing exercises, music, arts & crafts, cooking, mindfulness Keep pulling your weeds, planting your seeds and enjoying the flowers along the way...you are a gardener Turning weeds into seeds!

gratitude exercises at home and in school can greatly benefit a gardener's mental health and plant the seeds Keep planting those seeds of gratitude gardeners! encourage children and adults alike to identify their emotional obstacles and transform them into seeds

by pollinating flowers, which means they move pollen from one flower to another, helping plants make seeds Over time, my fear has turned into fascination (weeds to seeds). I get to watch baby bees grow up, find the queen bee, check on honey levels, watch the 'waggle dance'