Nurture Your Child’s Natural Curiosity & Urge to Learn in Your Own Backyard by Pam McCormick


Nurture Your Child’s Natural Curiosity & Urge to Learn in Your Own Backyard
Donna John
What a great tip, Pam McCormick! You gave me a great idea for my almost-4-year-old grandson. I'm going to buy a few small garden fairies (or whatever I can find) and hide them before he comes over each time. Hopefully it'll become a tradition and something he looks forward to doing when he comes over. Love how you added learning into the mix. Really great ideas!
Pam McCormick
Thank you! P.S. A "treasure hunt" adventure with you and your grandson will create life long memories! Love it!
Christine Jones
I love this! What a great way to add a dash of play into everyday.
Pam McCormick
Thanks. I agree that we ALL need to "play" a little...EVERY day! :)
Elisa Schmitz
Such a perfect and timely tip, with schools around the country finishing up for the year, Pam McCormick! xoxo
Pam McCormick
Thank you! I still can't believe that my kids will be out of school after their half day TOMORROW! :-)
Julio Caro
Thanks For Sharing....

join discussion

Please login to comment.

recommended tips

How to Grow an Indoor Herb Garden: Gardening Indoors Is a Fun Family Activity

Summer Vegetable Garden: A Great Way to Get Kids to Eat More Veggies!

Gardening With Kids: Create a Backyard Garden as a Family for Fun, Health & Learning!

Container Gardening: How & Why to Let Kids Create & Tend to Their Own Flower Pots