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Garden Markers
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Materials:
Small Clay Saucers
Puff Paint
Gemstones
Paint Pens
Optional
(Jumbo Popsicle
Sticks & Hot Glue)
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Children love to garden!  These crafts and activities help children
personalize their gardening space with fun and frugal tips.
All Done!
We made the beautiful clay pot
remember what we planted in
each pot.  If you want these to
last use something more sturdy
then a popsicle stick, like a metal
garden stake.
Teach:
Books:
Garden
Crafts
  • On what day did God make the
    plants and the tress?
  • What is "According to it's kind"
    mean, and why is that important?
  • For more ideas about keeping track
    of you're garden, check out our
    sister site for a free garden lapbook
Step 1
Gather your Clay Pot Saucers.  You
can purchase these at most Craft
Supply Stores, or even Walmart.  
Clean and Dry them.
Step 2
Use your Hot Glue Gun to attach
the Jumbo Popsicle Stick to the back
of the Saucers.
Step 3
Use your Puffy Paint to draw in pictures
of the different fruits and vegetables
you'll be growing in your garden.  This is
for Tomatoes (see other suggestions
below)
Step 4
Use your colored gemstones to add
some color in to represent the different
fruits and vegetables.  (We snagged
store)
Step 5
Use a paint pen, or a garden marker
to write in the name of the plant.
Take you're beautiful Garden Markers
and add them to your garden!  Make
below for more design ideas
Sweet Pea
Make a pea pod with the puffy
paint, then add in some green
gemstones for the little peas.  Super
Cute!
Zucchini
Make a yellow flower top, and a
curvy green squash at the bottom.
Zinnia
If you're growing flowers, you can
use any colors to make the
blossoms.
Using different sized purple and pink
(or white) gemstones, make little
lavender buds in the shape of
triangles.