Tip #227 from 365 Teacher Secrets for Parents (McKinley, Trombly) - Seed Experiments
Today's tip for parents from two talented teachers comes from 365 Teacher Secrets for Parents by Cindy McKinley Alder and Patti Trombly. #227 Seed Experiments To see things in the seed, that is genius. ~ Lao-Tzu Planting seeds and then observing and recording the growth of plants is always fascinating for young children and another good way to bring science into your home. If it’s possible, consider helping your child plant a real garden in which he can truly enjoy the “fruits” of his labor. Here are some easy and rewarding foods to grow: ● pumpkins; ● tomatoes; ● carrots; ● potatoes; ● green beans; ● peas; or ● anything he shows an interest in! If it is not possible for your child to grow his own garden, he might enjoy the following...