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This activity teaches children about biodiversity by engaging them in creating seed bombs. It connects them to nature and illustrates how planting seeds can rejuvenate the environment and promote sustainability.
Can you finish colorful seed bomb creations in about 30 min?
You will this activity teaches children about biodiversity by engaging them in creating seed bombs.
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This activity teaches children about biodiversity by engaging them in creating seed bombs. It connects them to nature and illustrates how planting seeds can rejuvenate the environment and promote sustainability.
Using embodied cognition, children physically mix materials and plant seeds, reinforcing their understanding of ecological processes. This hands-on experience allows them to see the impact of their actions, fostering a sense of agency in environmental stewardship.
1. Gather 1 cup of clay, 1 cup of compost, and 1 cup of wildflower seeds. 2. Mix the clay and compost in a bowl until well combined. 3. Add the wildflower seeds and mix gently. 4. Form small balls about the size of a marble with your hands. 5. Place the seed bombs on a tray to dry for 24 hours. 6. Once dry, plant them in your garden or a pot, and water them regularly.