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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

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!

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'

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

The seed for the Matthew Jago School in Woodbridge, NJ was planted last Spring when Ms. There is so much kindness, support and respect within their community. It was so wonderful to see all the students interacting and encouraging one another at the different We think that learning all about flowers, weeds, seeds, pulling your weeds and gardener tools is so HUGELY

Not only is it fun, but this kind of kitchen experimentation like Gardener Anna’s Oooey Gooy Popcorn counting, and following instructions, which can reinforce academic learning and keep gardeners in a mindful delightful way for gardeners of all ages to learn and grow, making the kitchen a perfect canvas to pull your weeds and plant positive & tasty seeds!

They encourage creativity, goal setting, focus and fun with minimum materials needed. really take the time to really envision yourself doing the act or being or in that place or state of mind Plant those seeds and watch them grow gardeners! It's all about planting those seeds! Did you make a vision board? Send us an email to flowers@youareagardener.com #PullYourWeeds®

Spring is the season of new beginnings, fresh blooms, and warm sunshine—what better time to plant seeds into opportunities (seeds). This hands-on activity is perfect for gardeners of all ages—whether in classrooms, at home, or as a mindful Surround the face with orange tissue paper  to create the fur (see photo). Love This Craft: ✅ Foxtastic Emotional Growth  – Just like foxes, we learn to adapt, stay curious, and find

"This morning was a beautiful reminder of the power of positivity and kindness, even for our littlest learners in kindergarten and first grade. The message of kindness and empathy reminded everyone, even the adults, to stay positive and support I recommend Shanna and her gardeners wholeheartedly; their message of growth and kindness is one that look forward to reconnecting with the Irving Primary School next year and potentially sharing some seeds

educators continues to ripple through our culture today, and continues to grow stronger with every kindhearted family tradition serves as a constant inspiration for us, motivating us to continue to nurture and sow seeds ages maintain a sense of confidence, creativity, and a calm perspective, in efforts to cultivate the seeds

That means: A car driving is energy A refrigerator humming is energy A thought forming in your mind? That invisible movement is real energy—and even if we don’t see it, we feel  it. worried thought might lead to silence or hesitation A joyful thought might become a smile or a burst of kindness Through writing, drawing, and noticing, gardeners learn to reflect on: The seed of a thought The feelings Shift Your Energy to a Positive Frequency  to help gardeners of all ages move their energy in healthy, mindful