Although gardening is an exciting and engaging activity for all children, the opportunities for hands-on learning through exploration, experimentation and nurturing can be beneficial for children with special needs.
Garden provides "real world" examples and experiences that boost learning for students who thrive on practical instruction. Activities in the garden can be adapted for various skill levels and allow children to connect with nature and each other in unique and essential ways. Gardening results in products youth can be proud of and share with others for praise and recognition.
Garden provides "real world" examples and experiences that boost learning for students who thrive on practical instruction. Activities in the garden can be adapted for various skill levels and allow children to connect with nature and each other in unique and essential ways. Gardening results in products youth can be proud of and share with others for praise and recognition.
Photo Credit: SD 100 and University of Illinois, Cook County Unit 6