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- Reading for A Better Tomorrow
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
- Don't look around, look within
We must love, cherish and respect our own selves first and foremost.
- Spring Cleaning
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!
- The Value of Sharing
Today we are going to talk about #sharing. A word we’ve talked about before comes to mind - EMPATHY!
- Sensory Play | #SELatHome
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!
- You Are A Flower
your feet are your roots, keeping you firmly on the ground Pretend your body is your stem, growing tall
- Getting The Band Back Together
Wherever your kids are learning this season, encouraging them to 'pull their weeds' (talking about their
- What is a Friend?
So often on the blog we talk about sharing feelings with friends, asking friends for help, and learning
- 🌿 Salt Dough Impressions 🌿
On the blog, we talk a lot about focusing on the 'flowers' and if you are new to the blog that means
- Creating Gardens of Tolerance
| TALK ABOUT OUR DIFFERENCES | If we ignore our differences and pretend they don't exist, how do we expect
- Using Paint to #PullYourWeeds
We've talked a little about art therapy previously on the blog.
- Rooted in Responsibility
Today, we are talking about responsibility and how it can help us gain more confidence, teach good work We all juggle lots of responsibilities - making it to our bus stop on time, finishing homework, walking Small tasks and jobs like this are valuable learning experiences and by practicing them at home and at take attendance, if you see a student who likes to doodle, have them Start small - at home divvy up tasks Create interactive & engaging ways to designate tasks to your students each week!

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