Today we are going to talk about something that EVERY gardener struggles with - fear. In fact, talking about your fears might actually make them impact us a little less!! someone you trust - like #GardenerAnna and #GardenerAidan always say, the best way to pull a weed is by talking By talking about your fears with a friend, you never know - they may share it!

TAKE A SOCIALLY DISTANCED WALK Getting some fresh air, especially in the winter, is a wonderful way to Whether it's taking walks, talking on the phone, or playing games at a distance - there are so many ways

There are a handful of plants that love to climb tall, spread their reach far & wide, and create strong Kindness spreads by sharing something thoughtful with a friend, helping a stranger, smiling when you walk HEY TEACHERS: We love to help spread SEL seeds in the classroom.

Finally, if you are experiencing disturbing and terrifying dreams fairly often, talk to your parents Sleep is so important to keeping our gardens healthy and talking with someone about the kind of stressful

One particular passage in the book talks about how "after a decade of turmoil in the 1960s, the 70s brought

Yesterday, we aired the 4th episode of season 2, where #GardenerAnna and #GardenerAidan talked about

For all of you new gardeners, remember the best way to #PullYourWeeds is to talk about them - find a friend, a family member, or a teacher and talk through what’s going on!

Today we are going to talk about #sharing. A word we’ve talked about before comes to mind - EMPATHY!

WeedsToSeeds story just goes to show you that it doesn't matter who you are, we all have weeds - and it takes talking Here's a little gardening task for you - consider reading You Are A Gardener to someone you love this

We must love, cherish and respect our own selves first and foremost.

providing parents, guardians, babysitters, nannies, after school care professionals, and the like, SEL Today, we are talking #SensoryPlay, why it's beneficial, and how to incorporate it into life at home!

Wherever your kids are learning this season, encouraging them to 'pull their weeds' (talking about their