New Junior Garden Book: Cool projects for kids to make and grow (Better Homes and Gardens)
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Average customer review:Product Description
Cool things for kids to grow, make and learn! Unlike other children's books, this one talks to kids, not their parents. Filled with vibrant, zany illustrations, this book will get kids excited about digging in the dirt, planting, making special projects and loving nature. For kids 6 to 14. 38 kid-tested and kid approved projects. More than 50 fun illustrations. All projects include around-the-house materials. Teaches how to create garden spaces - from a recycled pop bottle planter to a raised garden bed.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #565458 in Books
- Published on: 1999-03-15
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Spiral-bound
- 112 pages
Customer Reviews
Comprehensize Gardening Fun for Kids
The book has it all covered. From the basics and safety to creating flower or vegetable projects. Each project has a list of items you need and step-by-step instructions. In some cases you'll also see a piece on what to expect next. Projects are environmentally friendly due to the recycling of items that are typically thrown away. Plant zones and what grows best in a zone will help the young gardener.
The colorful illustrations as well as pictures add to the overall appeal to kids. Each project is also identified with a skill scale so they (you) can easily tell when they may need adult help or supervision.
Great Projects; Great Book!
Great book and projects for kids! I bought one to do projects with my Brownie troop -- then went back and bought two for my kids' teachers! Very kid friendly, uses materials that are common and great illustrations!
too simple
I was looking for something that would be simple to understand but actually teach the basics of gardening the hows and the whys of certain things along with some projects to try. I felt it was all projects without any supporting knowledge that a child could apply to projects they make up on their own. This is good for a younger child but not one that really wants to learn how to be a gardener.
