Kids Gardening Activity, Learning and Coloring Sheets
Kids love using their hands to create things. Gardening is very interactive and engaging activity that excites kids to not only learn more about healthy fresh foods but actually cook and eat them! What better way to show kids how much fun fresh foods are then by letting them plant a garden. It can be as simple as one plant in a single pot or a full designated garden onsite. Either way, kids will enjoy seeing the "fruits" of their labor. Make healthy foods and nutrition fun for kids to learn about.
We have created some special learning and activity pages to prepare kids for a garden program. Begin your garden class by teaching kids what parts of a plant can be eaten and how to take care of their plants. It is also important to review rules in the garden to prevent injury and promote a safe environment. See all our
nutrition education printables for preschool and elementary school children!
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Kids Vegetable and Fruit Garden Activities 15 Word Puzzles
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
3-5
Ages:
8-13
Free printable garden themed puzzle and activity pages for children to enjoy
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
1-5
Ages:
6-13
Make a garden that is growing fresh fruits and vegetables a fun place to be! with our fun printables.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
3-5
Ages:
8-13
Winter vegetables coloring sheets that are very cute for kids learning about healthy foods.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
PreK-2
Ages:
3-7
Fun food characters coloring sheet that promote foods high in vitamin A.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
PreK-2
Ages:
3-7
All children love to color. Chef Solus brings gardening to life in our cute coloring pages.
Younger kids may not be able to participate in a gardening class but we can still introduce them to the fun of gardening. Chef Solus helps children see how much fun it is to garden in our coloring pages.
Published:
Jul 16, 2011
Grades:
PreK-5
Ages:
3-13
Younger kids may not be able to participate in a gardening class but we can still introduce them to the fun of gardening. Chef Solus helps children see how much fun it is to garden in our coloring pages.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
PreK-5
Ages:
3-13
Younger kids may not be able to participate in a gardening class but we can still introduce them to the fun of gardening. Chef Solus helps children see how much fun it is to garden in our coloring pages.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
PreK-5
Ages:
3-13
Younger kids may not be able to participate in a gardening class but we can still introduce them to the fun of gardening. Chef Solus helps children see how much fun it is to garden in our coloring pages.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
PreK-5
Ages:
3-13
Younger kids may not be able to participate in a gardening class but we can still introduce them to the fun of gardening. Chef Solus helps children see how much fun it is to garden in our coloring pages.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
PreK-5
Ages:
3-13
All children love to color. Chef Solus brings gardening to life in our cute coloring pages. Younger kids may not be able to participate in a gardening class but we can still introduce them to the fun of gardening. Chef Solus helps children see how much fun it is to garden in our coloring pages.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
PreK-5
Ages:
3-13
Younger kids may not be able to participate in a gardening class but we can still introduce them to the fun of gardening. Chef Solus helps children see how much fun it is to garden in our coloring pages.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
PreK-5
Ages:
3-13
Younger kids may not be able to participate in a gardening class but we can still introduce them to the fun of gardening. Chef Solus helps children see how much fun it is to garden in our coloring pages.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
PreK-5
Ages:
3-13
Want to know what fruits and vegetables are in season? Here are great tip sheets for buying fresh fruits and vegetables.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
2-5
Ages:
8-13
Quick reference list of plants that can be harmful to children when planning a garden program.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
3-5
Ages:
9-13
Guidelines and considerations when creating a garden that a child will be participating and interacting with.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
Ages:
Bringing kids into the garden does require some planning for safety and age appropriate activities. We have put together some guidelines and tips to help you work with children a safe environment. These are also great handouts that you can give parents.
Published:
Jul 14, 2011
Grades:
PreK-5
Ages:
0-13
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