I’m so happy that Brody wants to help me plant a garden. But when he discovers a worm, he becomes completely sidetracked from planting seeds, wants to just play with the worm, and then wants to go fishing. Well, why not? Worms are fascinating critters. And there is a lot to be learned from playing outdoors and we could even have fish for dinner. So we grab the fishing gear and head for the lake.
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What do your children find fascinating outdoors?
This is a great post. My preschool students did a science experiment with worms. To my surprise there weren't many of them who were afraid or grossed out by them LOL http://www.brennaphillips.com/worm-habitat-experiment
ReplyDeleteThat is wonderful! Children are so excited by anything alive. You have a great post on worms. Thanks for commenting.
DeleteLovely guest post! Thanks so much for sharing it on Growing A Jeweled Rose
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to be a part of Growing a Jeweled Rose. Such a beautiful fun blog.
DeleteMy son loves everything from rocks to dirt to puddles in the rain. At 16 months everything is new to him and I love seeing the world through his eyes!
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