Oh my goodness, I'm so excited! After years of inventing hands-on lesson plans for all sorts of learners, I decided it was time to create an adaptive gardening curriculum that would make green learning available to everyone, especially homeschooling families and folks with physical challenges.
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| Linnie, picking day lilies. |
Surely, I reasoned, there are lots of families that want to garden but don't have the time, the space, or the first idea as to how to make their green dreams a reality.
What they need, I reasoned, is a literal immersion course in the natural world. And with that -
behold,
the KinderGardens program was born!
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| Avie, gathering eggs from under the hens. |
My hope is that with time, the program will branch out and be a resource for elders, public school groups, and everyone who is interested in growing their own delicious and beautiful foods. I'm a firm believer in the healing, teaching power of nature. For more information, check out
the KinderGardens page, and feel free to send me any suggestions and ideas you've got - learning, like life, is an interactive adventure.
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Another learning day at Bloomfield Farm.
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