A Seed Has Been Planted
Yesterday we planted a few seeds...
We got some annuals and followed these directions on using eggshells and toilet paper rolls for planters.
Little Bit did a fantastic job at pouring the potting soil into our tiny planters.
In fact, she didn't want to stop handling the dirt; so soft and fluffy!
I helped her use her new snail-shaped watering can.
And now we wait!
Seeds. Soil. Water. This was all it took to hold my little girl's attention longer than any of our projects thus far. What is it about gardening that is so attractive to youngsters? Is it the getting dirty part? Or is it that on some level we are all drawn to the natural world?
The flowers we planted will sprout, bloom, and die, but my daughter will learn lessons to last a lifetime: responsibility, patience, and an appreciation for God's creations.
Yesterday we planted a few seeds...



3 Comments:
Looks like a great project! My girls love anything that involves dirt.
Wonderful idea we have to do this!
Kelsey
www.mysweetlife.org
Your planting looks so much more organized than our project this weekend!
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