Keeping seed species separate, let them dry on paper plates for a week, then put them into an airtight container with the name, date, color, and height of the plant. (Some kids might want to ...

In a bustling classroom filled with the laughter and curiosity of preschoolers, something extraordinary happened.

What does a plant seed need to grow? Those questions and more are answered during “Seed Survivor” a free, curriculum-based ...

Seeds will usually happily start to sprout on moist kitchen roll. If your children wish to grow them on as plants, they will need to pot them on into compost when they are big enough to handle.

The seed-gardening experience will also teach ... flutter around and they might even catch a few. Garden activities can help your kids learn more about the garden and its environmental benefits.

The Martin Luther King (MLK) Youth Center in Bridgewater has been "planting seeds ... the children. The facility offers services such as homework help, mentoring, tutoring, enrichment activities ...