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  • Thriving Through Stress-5 Things To Ask Yourself When You Are Stuck In The Weeds

    ‘gardening tools’ to improve our well-being, the more we can sow the seeds for personal growth and flourish state of mind. When we find ourselves stressing about an uncomfortable situation that has previously occurred, we are (weeds to seeds). strength and resilience and turn our weeds into seeds.

  • Send Your Kids to Camp In Your Living Room

    Welcome To Camp Hello Gardeners® A series of pre-recorded videos where kids will feel like they are the hit video series Hello Gardeners® has just launched Camp Hello Gardeners®, an online camp for kids Each video features 7-10 fun-filled activities to keep kids active, engaged and learning new skills , mindfulness exercises, inspiring stories, music, imagination exploration, what's cooking & more! Each session comes with a guide highlighting the activities and the materials campers will need.

  • Blow Your Weeds Away

    Did you know blowing bubbles is a wonderful form of stress relief for kids? These techniques are a wonderful tool to help calm them down when they encounter 'weeds'- big emotions Send us an email to flowers@youareagardener.com You Are a Gardener® and the #PullYourweeds® Blog are rooted in empowering kids with a shared emotional language to use at home and in school through the use Let's dig into raising a new generation of emotionally empowered kids!

  • Weeds Can Look Like: Ways that stress can present itself

    , and one another with healthy gardening tools to help us find the calmer path through. -Fidget and seem more restless. and plant new seed (aka coping strategies to turn your stress into success to use at home and in school seeking professional help. professional help when needed, can help us all keep turning 'weeds into seeds'!

  • The Summer Switch: Gardening Tools To Help Kids Cope With Back To School Stress

    This time of year when summer starts to slip into a back to school state of mind, weeds can start to pop up, especially for kids. Today we are sharing some healthy gardening tools to help turn those weeds into seeds and help kids, into seeds! encourage children and adults alike to identify their emotional obstacles and transform them into seeds

  • Hello Gardeners, Three's a Crowd: How To Help Kids Navigate Feeling Left Out

    ) into "seeds" (opportunities for growth) and showcase new "gardening tools" (healthy coping strategies ) to help foster confidence, calmness, creativity, and kindness.. important to create a safe space for kids to express their emotions. a seed'. encourage children and adults alike to identify their emotional obstacles and transform them into seeds

  • You've Got Weeds 📫

    This was such a wonderful exercise for all of us as it created a calm and open minded environment for Watch Gardener Aidan's quick video to see how a family 'Pull Your Weeds' Box is a wonderful addition A 'weeds to seeds' pot can be a very powerful tool to use in the classroom. (a 4th grade teacher) as she and the gardeners show us how to make origami seed packets for students PRESS PLAY TO WATCH NOW > Plant your seeds, pull your weeds and enjoy the flowers along the way.

  • We all have weeds...

    It is important for children to appreciate that at the root of it all, we all have weeds. It is always helpful to remind young kids that 'you never know what someone else is growing through.' So, today we are sharing some common weeds that most grade school gardeners encounter on a day to day Common Stressors (aka Weeds) Kids Ages 4-11 Separation Anxiety Academic Pressure Peer Pressure Sports Family/Parental Stress Lack Of Self-Confidence Juggling Responsibilities World Events Empowering young kids

  • Empowering Kids to Grow Emotionally with You Are a Gardener®

    Empowering Kids to Grow Emotionally with You Are a Gardener® As parents and educators, we have a responsibility to teach kids how to take care of their mental health, just like we teach them to take care of their book, "You Are a Gardener®" is a valuable resource for starting these conversations and empowering kids is a fantastic tool to help children in developing emotional resilience, personal growth, empathy, kindness the vocabulary, mindset, and tools they need to manage stress and anxiety, to help them cultivate a

  • See what's growing on...

    Follow Us Along & Join The Fun @youareagardener on Instagram & #PullYourWeeds

  • Helpful Tips To Raise Grateful Gardeners: Cultivating Gratitude For Kids

    This will help them recognize the kindness of others. 5. Teach gardeners to be mindful: Encourage your children to be mindful of the present moment and to appreciate Helping children see themselves as part of a larger community can help them develop gratitude for the gratitude and appreciation in young children, we can help them develop the social and emotional skills they need to navigate the world with empathy, kindness, and resilience.

  • Sugar Weeds!

    experience a "sugar rush" - your heart starts racing, you are overcome with insane amounts of energy, your mind What you'll need: Apple Sharp knife (Definitely have an adult help you cut your apple!) Toppings of your choice - peanut butter, sun butter, yogurt, granola, chia seeds, raisins, nuts, cheese Our top 2 favorites were cheddar cheese OR peanut butter with raisins & chia seeds. If you have a weed, a seed, or a flower you'd like to share with us, PLEASE reach out!

You Are a Gardener® is a movement dedicated to spreading seeds of positive change by nurturing emotional growth and resilience. Through our book, inspiring school assemblies, and the #PullYourWeeds® Blog, we provide tools to help gardeners of all ages turn life’s “weeds” (challenges) into “seeds” (opportunities for growth). Our blog offers engaging activities, mindfulness tips, and creative strategies to cultivate confidence, creativity, and calm every day. By fostering a mindset of positivity and self-awareness, You Are a Gardener® empowers families, educators, and communities to bloom together. 🌱✨
flowers@youareagardener.com

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