Gardening for Kids
By Dawn Isaac
Can a wheelbarrow garden, teapot planter and insect hotel transform curious children into nature detectives?
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What is Gardening for Kids about?
Discover 35 hands-on ways to explore gardening and nature, indoors and outdoors. Children can grow vegetables in a wheelbarrow, sprout cress caterpillars, create unusual planters from teapots and wellies, build an insect hotel and make colourful nature crafts. With projects for gardens, balconies and windowsills, this practical guide uses everyday objects and recycled materials. Clear instructions and photographs help young gardeners sow, grow, observe and make, while learning about plants, wildlife and the natural world throughout the year.
About the author
Dawn Isaac is a talented author and garden designer who loves helping children discover the joy of gardening. She wrote the popular book '101 Things for Kids to Do Outside', filled with fun activities to try in your own garden or local park. Dawn enjoys inspiring children to explore nature and use their imagination outdoors.
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2021
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