Play School - How Does Your Garden Grow?
Most young children enjoy digging in the dirt whether it be in a garden or in a pot of soil. Being involved in gardening can help young children develop many new skills. These include understanding, co-operation and self-confidence. Children will also learn about science, nature and the environment from growing their own flowers and plants.
Seasons
Television Putting on a Show Food Dinosaurs Transport Animals Sea Doors and Windows Buses & Trains Eggs Television What’s Next? Rabbits Ducks Fingers & Toes Going Out Colours Hip Hip Hooray Wheels Hair Holes Collections Faces Puppets Horses Paper Frogs Nursery Rhymes Here to There Changes Our Home Beginnings Nonsense Big and Little What to Wear Water Building Communication Under Tails Fruit and Vegetables Five Senses Adventure Seasons Again and Again Music Once Upon A Time Up On the Farm Go Whats Inside? Shapes Pets How Does Your Garden Grow? Arts and Crafts Let's Find Out Putting on a Show Fun and Games How Many? In the Bush Put On Your Hat My Favourite Things Day and Night Messy Sand and Sea Stomping with Dinosaurs In The Wild Babies All Aboard Shake, Rattle and Roll Mini Beasts Machines Yum! Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes Let's Pretend Patterns Opposites Going Out I Can Do This Colours Hip Hip Hooray Nursery Rhymes Knock, Knock! Me & My Place Make & Mould Changes Everywhere Putting It All Together Tip Tap Toe Round and Round Faces and Feelings Dig Let's Experiment Splash Imagine Carnival of the Animals Collections My Family, Your Family Moving Pictures Let's Explore Come to the Party! Communication Helping Hands What To Wear Cubbies Trees Here To There Tools Five Senses Up, Up and Away Create, Code, Go! Where I Belong Friends All Together
