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Green Thumbs: Nature & Environment Activities for Kids

byPeas in PodAvailable at 2 centers in Noida (Sector 116 & 117)Starts from4,000 Per ChildView full gallery

At Peas in Pod, we believe the best classroom has no ceiling. Join our little nature lovers as they get their hands in the soil, learn the magic of germination, and discover how to care for our planet one seed at a time. 🌿🌻

Start with what you can give and watch it grow. On World Environment Day, our campers learned to make seed balls to help make our world a greener place.

Our planet needs us, so let's act now. The children are getting their hands dirty, mixing soil and seeds to create their own seed balls.

Tiny seeds, big dreams. This seed ball activity teaches children that even small actions can have a big impact on our environment.

Tomorrow, our seeds will grow. All we need is dedication. This hands-on activity is a powerful lesson in patience and caring for nature.

Save the green, let the earth smile. The children are learning about our planet by planting saplings and singing songs about the environment.

Let's plant more trees and make this planet a better place to live in. Our campers celebrated World Environment Day by getting involved in a plantation drive.

There is no planet B. We teach our children the importance of keeping our surroundings clean by organizing a nature walk and cleanup drive.

Green Earth, Clean Earth is our responsibility. The children are actively participating in cleaning up the garden, learning to care for their environment.

We teach our new generation to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot. On Earth Day, the children performed a small skit about saving trees.

The Earth is what we all have in common. For Earth Day, the children made a paper-mache globe, learning about recycling and reusing materials.

About Green Thumbs: Nature & Environment Activities

We don't just talk about plants; we get our hands dirty. Whether it's our messy seed ball making sessions or local nature walks, kids learn patience by watching a tiny seed sprout and empathy by cleaning up the garden together. It's truly 'haath gande karo, dimag khol do' (get your hands dirty, open up your mind).

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