Garden-Based Learning & Farm-fun Activities
Children can learn new skills, have fun, play and develop self-confidence by spending time in the garden tending plants and growing their own food. Most children enjoy being outdoors and love digging in the soil, getting dirty, creating things and watching plants grow.
Gardening cultivates a natural education, fostering vital skills such as:
• Responsibility: Nurturing plants teaches the importance of care and commitment.
• Understanding: Witnessing cause and effect unfolds as children see the impact of their actions on plant life.
• Self-confidence: Accomplishing goals and savoring the fruits of their labor boosts confidence.
• Love of Nature: Immersed in a safe, nurturing environment, children develop a deep appreciation for the natural world.
• Reasoning and Discovery: Exploring the intricate science behind plants, animals, weather, and more sparks curiosity and learning.
• Physical Activity: Engaging in productive, enjoyable tasks keeps bodies active and minds engaged.
• Cooperation: Through shared play and teamwork, children learn the power of collaboration.
• Creativity: From innovative growing techniques to imaginative garden designs, creativity flourishes.
• Nutrition: Understanding the journey from seed to plate instills valuable knowledge about fresh food origins.
Join us in sowing the seeds of growth, knowledge, and joy in the garden!
• Responsibility: Nurturing plants teaches the importance of care and commitment.
• Understanding: Witnessing cause and effect unfolds as children see the impact of their actions on plant life.
• Self-confidence: Accomplishing goals and savoring the fruits of their labor boosts confidence.
• Love of Nature: Immersed in a safe, nurturing environment, children develop a deep appreciation for the natural world.
• Reasoning and Discovery: Exploring the intricate science behind plants, animals, weather, and more sparks curiosity and learning.
• Physical Activity: Engaging in productive, enjoyable tasks keeps bodies active and minds engaged.
• Cooperation: Through shared play and teamwork, children learn the power of collaboration.
• Creativity: From innovative growing techniques to imaginative garden designs, creativity flourishes.
• Nutrition: Understanding the journey from seed to plate instills valuable knowledge about fresh food origins.
Join us in sowing the seeds of growth, knowledge, and joy in the garden!
Other KiDO Farm-Fun Learning Activities
Chickens make the best pets for growing children. A flock of chooks provide love, a sense of responsibility and teach our KiDO kids the importance of compassion and care. They are super cute and affectionate and make great backyard friends for our toddlers & twos, wondergarteners and kindergarteners.
Discover the Joys of Chickens as Educational Companions!
At KiDO International PlaySchool, our feathered friends offer invaluable lessons for growing minds:
• Promoting Gentleness: Children learn to treat all living beings with kindness and respect, fostering attitudes of compassion and empathy.
• Nurturing Care: Through feeding and caring for the hens, children develop a sense of responsibility and empathy for other living creatures.
• Understanding Interconnectedness: Our chickens exemplify the interconnectedness of plants, animals, people, and the environment, fostering a deeper understanding of nature.
• Overcoming Fears: Interaction with animals helps children overcome fear and anxiety, building confidence and resilience.
• Hygiene Education: Children learn essential hygiene practices, such as proper handwashing, through caring for the hens.
• Natural Curiosity: Encouraging children's innate curiosity and affinity for living creatures creates powerful, memorable learning experiences.
• Valuable Contributions: Even after their egg-laying days, our hens continue to enrich the learning environment in meaningful ways.
• Promoting Gentleness: Children learn to treat all living beings with kindness and respect, fostering attitudes of compassion and empathy.
• Nurturing Care: Through feeding and caring for the hens, children develop a sense of responsibility and empathy for other living creatures.
• Understanding Interconnectedness: Our chickens exemplify the interconnectedness of plants, animals, people, and the environment, fostering a deeper understanding of nature.
• Overcoming Fears: Interaction with animals helps children overcome fear and anxiety, building confidence and resilience.
• Hygiene Education: Children learn essential hygiene practices, such as proper handwashing, through caring for the hens.
• Natural Curiosity: Encouraging children's innate curiosity and affinity for living creatures creates powerful, memorable learning experiences.
• Valuable Contributions: Even after their egg-laying days, our hens continue to enrich the learning environment in meaningful ways.
