This is a wonderful way to keep the You Are a Gardener mindset growing at home!

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.

The next time you find yourself in this situation, think about what you would say to a friend in your Be kind to yourself" - Author unknown Be kind to yourselves, gardeners! #TheFutureIsBright

communication open 2 Encourages self-regulation skills 3 Explores new coping strategies 4 Cultivates empathy & kindness

It encourages empathy, inclusivity, kindness and responsible decision making. 4.

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Let's give them the vocabulary, tools and mindset to know how important it is to stay confident and calm

Earning our Gardening Tool Badges is a fun way to dig into the You Are a Gardener® mindset at home and

our #PullYourWeeds® Blog are all rooted in empowering kids at home and in school with a vocabulary, mindset

Our book and gardener goodies are a wonderful way to introduce children to the You Are a Gardener® mindset

A Timeless Message of Love and Growth:  Our book's enduring themes of kindness, positivity, gratitude

alphabet pasta 4 stalks of celery, chopped 2-3 carrots, chopped ½ an onion, chopped 2-4 cloves of garlic, minced chicken or vegetable broth 1 cup of water 1 tsp Salt 1 tsp Pepper 1.5 tsp Sage 4-5 sprigs of Thyme, minced When ready, add the pasta and your minced thyme to the soup.