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Learn and Play in the Garden by Meg Herd β€” book cover

Learn and Play in the Garden

by Meg Herd
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Overview

It's hands-on activity fun and natural science all in one bright, profusely illustrated book of garden projects for boys and girls of early school age. Children can learn how to make a scarecrow, grow strawberries, make a worm farm--and even create art out of leaves collected in autumn.

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Children's Literature - Kristin Harris

Gardening will become a favorite activity after trying some of easy garden games, crafts and activities that fill this 100-page book . The activities and planting suggestions are arranged according to the seasons. The projects use easily accessible materials and are not difficult. For example, to make a caterpillar all that is needed is an egg carton, scissors, nontoxic paint, paintbrush, a pipe cleaner, two plastic eyes, glue and a red felt pen. Then follow the step-by-step instructions. There is even a set of instructions for children to help them start their own garden. This is a perfect book for kids who like the outdoors and for parents and teachers who are looking for nature related projects.

Children's Literature - Teresa Hunsaker

This information-packed book encourages children of all ages to participate in games, crafts, and activities in the garden and nature. Organized by season, this title features activities such as gardening tasks, recipes, experiments, imaginative play, and fun games to enjoy in the fresh air. It is brimming with illustrations and bright photography that display children actively participating in the projects. The book is very well written and easy to understand. It would be a wonderful addition to the library of parents, teachers, or grandparents. Anyone who loves children and nature will be well pleased with this delightful book. Also included are a parent guide and glossary.

Book Details

Published
March 1, 1997
Publisher
Barron's Educational Series
Pages
128
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780812097801

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