Guest Emily Neiman takes Nicole on a tour of a garden that is tended by children. By reinforcing their sense of responsibility and connection with the Earth, these kids also build self-confidence and interpersonal connections.
This is Stephen Wayne-Smith, the founder and creator of the original Zen Living of which the name and concept you have so blatantly ripped off for your website. If people would like to read the original information on wholistic health living check out www.zenlivingnaturalhealth.com for lots of free information.
This show is the most unique and classy of all the shows on this Network. I appreciate its diversity in topics, visuals, and sounds week after week. While it's definitely informative, it's also very entertaining and a feast for all senses. Namaste
I remember gardening at my elementary school many years ago. They had a summer program and each of us had a little plot of land to grow vegies. What great memories this video has brought back. I agree with Emily, every school needs a school community garden.
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This is Stephen Wayne-Smith, the founder and creator of the original Zen Living of which the name and concept you have so blatantly ripped off for your website. If people would like to read the original information on wholistic health living check out www.zenlivingnaturalhealth.com for lots of free information.
I wish all kids can put down their remote controls and start their little gardens. What a great start to their lives.
This show is the most unique and classy of all the shows on this Network. I appreciate its diversity in topics, visuals, and sounds week after week. While it's definitely informative, it's also very entertaining and a feast for all senses. Namaste
I remember gardening at my elementary school many years ago. They had a summer program and each of us had a little plot of land to grow vegies. What great memories this video has brought back. I agree with Emily, every school needs a school community garden.