Gardening for Kids | Activities for kids during 21 days lockdown

The Happy Garden
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AI GeneratedThis video introduces a simple, educational gardening project for children (up to 6th grade) as part of a 21-day growth series. The presenter demonstrates how to grow an onion in water to observe root development and eventual flowering, emphasizing that it is an insightful and easy experience for kids to witness the hidden process of root growth.
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Let's start. So today is the day one of 21 days of grow with lazy
Whenever I think of something for kids, this is one thing that stands out to me
so in my memory, I think this is one of the earliest when I started growing and
I remember this is with onion. So I have an onion here. It's so easy
Yet so fascinating on my own after realizing what's happening
I transferred the onion to soil and that's the only onion I think in my life that I have taken to flowering
It flowers and then it gets that kalonji, the black seeds and it's amazing experience
so that's the
Reason why I want to
Start with this anyone who has kids and even if you don't have kids
You'll find it extremely
interesting and insightful
So take any bottle. I would recommend bottle. I don't have bottles right now
but just take a bottle and
what you need to do is
So
We need to put water
Just touching the bottom and it doesn't matter whether it has any roots right now or not
Right, and we need to just put it like this here
Now if you have a bottle, that's where the bottle comes in handy because the neck would be small
So if the neck is small this can just stay there and it's like a simple easy thing for a kid
Right. All they need to do is whenever the water level goes down just fill it back. Nothing else
But if you have something like this, right
Because we might have anything and we have to work with that
And so if you have something like this don't use nails use toothpicks again
I don't have toothpicks. So I'm like we just
Push this in. Okay
three three of these
Can you see this?
Okay
Now it looks stable, right?
So now just touching that we need to fill the water
Working with very limited resources here again, as I said, I don't have bottles. So I'm using this. That's it
That's enough. I'll just show you just so that you get a clear idea
This is the kind of touching we are talking about. That's it. And
This is an excellent thing. I think it's a very easy thing to do but for a kid
I mean and when I say kid, so this is one thing that Manoj was asking me today
What do you mean kid when you say kid?
So I was saying anyone till 6th class, 5th class, 6th class anyone who has not done this
Find it extremely in amazing and one thing to
Really why this excites me is because of the root growth the top in general even when it's in soil
You see right, but the root growth is something that goes missing. So this is one exercise for your kids. It's amazing. So I
Hope if you have this you're doing it if you're not have this but note it down do it with your kid
And if you have two kids three kids, just ask them to write a name and put it at their own place
And it's amazing. Right and do do this
We come back to this one week from now for another exercise after this plant goes big for the kids again, right?
So so this is the thing that you keep giving
We do another exercise in one week then another one in another one week
So this is a great start and so I have talked through certain way these exercises
so
