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Thursday, March 31, 2011

How Does Your Garden Grow?

Spring is here and warmer weather is officially starting to make an appearance here in Iowa! What is your family doing to acknowledge this special season of growth and renewal?

Barefoot Books has several fun titles about springtime and gardening for all ages!

One of my favorites is "Who's in the Garden?", written by Phillis Gershator and Illustrated By: Jill McDonald.

Who's in the Garden? is a fun peek-a-boo book that introduces young kids to animals that are commonly
found in the backyard and garden whether in the morning, noon or night.


 
Who's Coming To See How My Garden Grows?
Rabbits hop, hop, hopping between the rows.
The colorful images and rhyming text are sure to delight toddlers! "Who's In The Garden" is recommended for kids age 1-4 years. Click here to learn more about "Who's In The Garden" 

More Fun Springtime Reads:


The Beeman
Written By: Laurie Krebs
Illustrated By: Valeria Cis

A young boy learns about beekeeping with his Grandpa, the beeman in this educational and intriguing story. Learn about all aspects of beekeeping as well as interesting facts about bee colonies and making honey. Learn more and read reviews here.
 



What's This? A Seed's Story
Written By: Caroline Mockford

This story follows the life of a seed which is planted and cared for by a little girl. Learn how seeds grow and what plants need to thrive. What will the seed grow to become? Includes notes at the back for extended education. Learn more about the book and read reviews here.

 
Kid's Garden
Written By: Whitney Cohen
Illustrated By: Roberta Arenson

This card deck includes 40 activities and games for kids to enjoy outdoors. Plant flowers, dig for worms,  make a toad house and more! The step by step instructions on these cards make it easy for your little green-thumbs to explore nature. Click here to learn more and read reviews.

 

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