Our mission to empower children, families, and educators with seeds of resilience, mindfulness, gratitude , kindness, and inclusivity has reached far and wide, and we're grateful for our network of supporters

privilege for us to visit so many incredible schools, immerse ourselves in their culture, and witness the kindness

The staff of Oak Street was incredibly welcoming, supportive and kind, and the students were highly engaged The students at Oak Street School are some of the most respectful, kind and engaging groups we have worked

Let's spread seeds of kindness for a brighter tomorrow! We love seeing your creations!

This journey motivated us to embrace a mindset rooted in gratitude, empathy, kindness, and respect, ultimately flourishes, and every gardener, no matter how small, thrives with the vibrant colors of compassion, kindness

Be kind to yourself and others: Fred Rogers believed that being kind was the most important thing. Try to be kind to yourself as well as others, and do good deeds whenever you can.

Having integrity means making choices that are good and kind, even if they are difficult. A world where integrity prevails is one where inclusivity, fairness, and kindness thrive, paving the After the story, have a discussion about the characters' actions and choices, encouraging the kids to Scenarios: Create different scenarios that gardeners might encounter in their daily lives, such as finding Role-playing helps kids practice integrity in a safe and supportive environment, building their confidence

communication open 2 Encourages self-regulation skills 3 Explores new coping strategies 4 Cultivates empathy & kindness

Opens up the lines of communication for kids to talk about their feelings with trusted sources. 2. It encourages empathy, inclusivity, kindness and responsible decision making. 4. The more 'gardening tools' kids have to help manage stress and big emotions, the more resilient they

The underlying message of our children’s book has roots in: -Mental Health/Wellness -Kindness -Gratitude

Some Fun Gardener Words To Use On Your Board: Gardener, Flowers, Weeds, Seeds, Helpful, Hopeful, Love, Kindness , Calm, Garden, Hope, Growth, Fox, Foxie, Confident, Kind, Joyful, Roots, Plant, Grow, Dig, Grateful, your weeds). 🔠 Can be done in school or at home. 🔠 Fun as a group or independent activity. 🔠 Helps kids Playing games is a fun way to help you take your mind off your weeds!

Turn your weeds into seeds by bringing mindful awareness to your emotional distress. This simple process involves identifying the cause of our stress, practicing mindfulness, communicating SEEDS Technique™: Bring Mindful Awareness to Emotional Distress Stop and recognize your weeds- challenging Discover You Are a Gardener's® SEEDS Technique™: Bringing mindful awareness to emotional distress.