I threw a party for wingnut, which made him the happiest little boy
The inside activities.
A germination stencil.

What do plants need to grow game.

Parts of a seed game and plant to food matching game.

The outside activities.

Seed starting necklace station. They took a ziplock bag, placed a piece of paper towel in it and then added a pea. Next, they put some water in it and added some yarn to make it a necklace. I also provided a printout of the stages the pea would take in sprouting so that they could follow along. I got the pea chart from this garden pack.

Plant marker station. They were able to decorate the marker however they liked. I also provided some foam flower stickers for decorating which was a hit.

Painting station. Each child brought their own clay pot to paint.

Dirt station Not only was this pile of dirt great for planting there peas but when the kids were done they loved playing in the dirt.

Some of the children’s beautiful artwork!

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