Gardening provides a great opportunity for talking about what you are doing- digging, watering.
Talking about the difference between seeds and plants.
Looking at roots and talking about how plants drink.
Even if you don't have a balcony you can try growing some plants on a window sill.
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I love that you highlighted gardening when you don't have a garden area. And kids always like to have small plants of their own to grow (we always have a cup with some seed sprouting it seems ;) Thanks for sharing at Discover & Explore Gardening with Kids linky!
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