Indoor Gardening
“When we look into the actions of all living things we see that each does not work for his own benefit only. There is an order in nature. This order comes because each one does its own work in its own place; if it did not, there could be no order.”
Indoor gardening offers children, especially those in urban areas or with limited access to outdoor nature, a valuable opportunity to connect with the environment. By growing plants indoors, children learn about the plant lifecycle, ecosystems, and responsibility in a controlled environment. This experiential activity fosters patience and helps children develop a sense of accomplishment as they care for their plants. Indoor gardening provides a meaningful way for children to get their hands in the dirt, even with little access to the outdoors, offering a vital connection to the natural world and promoting environmental awareness.
