Since gardening is a great way to continue your child's education through the summer months, I've included gardening in my homeschool schedule. When you homeschool you don't get a summer break. The children are always doing something and if it's not something useful and good, well, it won't be good. In my previous blog, I outlined some of the ways gardening can be a great hands-one learning experience for homeschoolers, or children home for summer break. The problem is not every one lives in the country with wide open gardening spaces. In fact, many people live in apartments with no gardening plot at all. So I've searched around and found a solution.
With window boxes, everyone can enjoy a summer garden. Help your child plant some seeds and see his delight at caring for them and watching them grow. What better education can a child get?
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