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Some Ideas for Sharing the Book:
Bean Seed Activity - watch a bean seed sprout and grow over a few weeks.
Plant flower seeds in a pot or plastic cup and grow them in the classroom for Mother's Day.
Present packets of seeds to children to plant in their garden at home.
Start a community garden at your school, club, library, or neighborhood.
Host a reading and food drive to donate to the local food pantry.
Here are some additional resources to use along with the book.
SeedGrowingActivity.pdfSeed Growing Activity
thewordsearch-com-how-does-your-garden-grow-6542049.pdfWordsearch Puzzle A
thewordsearch-com-how-does-your-garden-grow-6542068.pdfWordsearch Puzzle B
Kids in the Kitchen.pdfKids in the Kitchen
Kids in the Kitchen
Garden worksheet.pdfGet Started Activity Sheet
Get Started Activity Sheet
Persuasive Essay.pdfPersuasive Writing Activity
Persuasive Writing Activity
20thingsfoodbanksneedthemostarticle.docxHelp Out Neighbors by Donating to a Local Food Pantry
Help Out Neighbors by Donating to a Local Food Pantry
It is very rewarding to harvest all the fruits and vegetables from a garden. Dedicated care, time, and patience over the growing season bring a bountiful harvest. When there are more vegetables than you can eat, it is always nice to share with others.
This book brings to mind the local food pantry and how they help meet the needs of our neighbors. Here is a great article by Elizabeth Russell outlining the "20 Items Food Banks Need the Most."
A reading of this book pairs well with hosting a food drive to benefit the community. This is an excellent opportunity to help give back to our community by donating to a local food pantry.
Please email me with success stories of your local food drive and reading of How Does Your Garden Grow? christinarec.author@gmail.com
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