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  • You Are a Gardener® Origami Foxes

    Engaging in origami also boosts self-assurance and self-confidence by creating something unique from Confidence : Successfully completing an origami project gives us a sense of accomplishment and boosts our self-esteem bookmarks, window decorations, on bulletin boards, or even as sweet additions to letters and notes for loved

  • Observation | #SELatHome

    When we talk about the core 5 #SEL competencies, we are talking about self-awareness, self-management when you have that kind of awareness of yourself and of others, you tend to naturally exercise your self-awareness , self-management, and your social awareness skills. way to practice observing your surroundings and becoming aware of how other people communicate and move Do you have an observational activity you love?

  • Send Your Kids to Camp In Your Living Room

    summer and camps being closed or at limited capacity, Truffini wanted to bring camp right to your own living

  • The 4C’s of Gardening™: An Emotional Foundation for Growth and Positive Change

    requires awareness, intention, and care. 🌿 Types of Connection for Gardeners of All Ages Connection to self :  self-awareness, self-trust, personal clarity Connection to others:  empathy, compassion, respect Connection that grows with intention and purpose. 🌱 Confidence Confidence is our sense of inner strength and self-trust Gardening tools for Confidence: Practicing positive self-talk or mantras Trying something new ( recipe speaking up Movement that connects us to strength (stretching, posture, walking) 💡 Confidence strengthens self-trust

  • Be Your Own Bestie

    As much as this message is steeped in empathy, it is also heavily rooted in self-compassion, which often The ability to turn your own love inward and be kind, patient, supportive and forgiving with yourself If we can't love, respect and appreciate our own selves, then how can we offer the same to others? -Write down 3 things you love about yourself and tape it to a mirror you use frequently. ~Robert Holden In times of divide, exclusivity and resentment we must acknowledge that loving ourselves

  • The Power of Nurturing Positive Seeds: Daily Tips for Personal Growth and Resilience

    for nurturing positive seeds of change, personal growth, emotional resilience, kindness, gratitude, love make your bed drink lots of water smile at someone reach out to a friend or family member practice self-compassion powerful actions can help cultivate a garden of positivity and well-being in your daily life and the lives

  • Spreading Seeds of Mindfulness™

    By incorporating daily mindful moments into our routine, we give ourselves the gift of self-care and self-awareness. meaningful conversations or acts of kindness Take breaks throughout the day to recharge and reset Practice self-care Engage in mindful movement activities like yoga or stretching Be gentle with yourself and practice self-compassion By cultivating mindfulness, we can nurture a sense of peace, clarity, and presence in our lives, allowing

  • Creating an Emoji-Tion Chart with Bitmojis: A Fun, Helpful & Techy Coping Tool

    Here are some reasons why: Promotes self-awareness: Checking in on our feelings allows us to be more self-aware and in tune with our emotions. This can help us identify patterns, triggers, and areas where we may need to focus on for self-improvement By checking in on our feelings and communicating them with our loved ones, we can strengthen our relationships

  • Why You Are a Gardener® Is Evergreen

    We all experience weeds like worry, fear, frustration, or self-doubt. It lives wherever we do.

  • Join The Journey: Follow @youareagardener on Instagram 🌸

    into inspiring stories and uplifting, inspirational messages Connect with others on similar paths of self-discovery differences and unite in our shared goal of fostering a culture of kindness, understanding, gratitude, and love In doing so, we will not only enrich our own lives but also spread positive seeds that extends into our

  • Kitchen Sink Craft: DIY Decorative Birdhouses

    This helps in developing their patience and focus, which can be useful in their academic and personal lives Completing a birdhouse craft project provides kids with a sense of accomplishment and can boost their self-esteem Birdhouses is a great way to spend quality time with kids while also promoting creativity, teamwork, and self-esteem We would love to see your photos! Scroll down to collect your Gardening Tool Badge!

  • School Spotlight: Riverview Elementary Part 1

    I love thinking about the negative things that affect us as weeds and all of the positives as flowers Jamison & the students created this beautiful Gardener Mural that created a lovely backdrop for the assembly for a quote/demo at flowers@youareagardner.com All Our programs are rooted in (but not limited to): SEL , Empathy, Mindfulness, Inclusivity, Self-Confidence, Mental Health/Wellness, Emotional Literacy, Coping Strategies, Conflict/Resolution Skills, Self-Compassion, Kindness, Growth Mindset, Self-Respect

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Morristown, New Jersey USA

You Are a Gardener® is a movement helping gardeners of all ages turn life’s “weeds” into seeds of growth through simple, meaningful tools. From our book to school assemblies and the #PullYourWeeds® blog, we are planting seeds of positive change together. 🌱

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