Gardening with Children
Enjoy 1 hour and 15 minutes of professional development in this self-paced online workshop for Early Childhood Educators and Childcare Professionals.
This workshop was created for Child Care Appreciation Month in May 2022 . Spring is the best time to start but it is never a bad time to prepare for next years garden!
In this workshop participants will get beginner information about seeding and transplanting. I also give advice based on my years of gardening with children in child care and home spaces. In this workshop participants get a tour of my garden as well as practical tips on how to get started.
Warm Welcome
Session one
Seeding indoors
Session Two
What you can do with soil
Planters vs. directly planting in soil
Session Three
Tour of the garden
Dividing garden spaces to make clear boundaries
Session four
Final video and final goodbye to the garden
Resources and References
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This is a self paced course, you can go through the material at any time and the material will be available as long as you need it.
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To take the course you need a device with a screen, audio and internet.
Once you have paid/registered you will receive a confirmation email from "stripe" the payment management system. If you need a more detailed receipt please contact the instructor directly.
No refund or credit is provided once the workshop is purchased. It is up to the participant to go through the material at their own pace. If you are unsatisfied with the material please contact the instructor directly.
Certificates of completion will be available automatically through thinkific. The instructor keeps a record of all who register in this course. For registry purposes, the instructor can verify the progress and completion of each participant in this course. Remember to download your certificate and any resources should this course ever be taken down.
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