Creative Expression:  Channel your energy into a creative activity, such as drawing, painting, or crafting

with visual aids/media) -Introduce students to a mindfulness activity (aka a gardening tool) -A guided drawing sheets Requirements: -Zoom link for the assembly -Students to have a piece of paper and something to draw

Use a toothpick, butter knife, or some other utensil to draw a line through your dot to transform it

Draw. Journal. Stretch. Listen to music. Take a walk. Connect with someone.

Gardening Tools on The Inside: (write down 3 flowers from today, go outside for a walk or to play, color or draw

Doodle or draw for 60 seconds - Doodling for 60 seconds can help ‘pull your weeds’ (reduce stress) by

Draw or add flowers, blooms, and garden-inspired images.

show where gardeners of all ages can showcase their unique abilities, whether it's singing, dancing, drawing

You can draw the shape lightly with a pencil first, or simply cut freehand.

Recently our illustrator, Kelsey Jordan (formerly DeLaney) did a video tutorial showing gardeners how to draw We were so overjoyed with the responses and the drawings you sent us. We love that each an every one has it's own style and that you put your personality into your drawings

Today, we have a great craft that allows us to draw the tree rings of our lifetime! Draw a Reflective Self-Portrait. Ask your students to draw a current self-portrait. Ask you students to draw tree rings - have them draw the same amount of rings as their age.

healthy distraction, like reading a book, going for a walk, or doing a fun creative activity (like drawing