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Gardening Classes offered from @pikenurseries this june. Check it out!!!

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If you are near any of the Pike Nurseries locations, you might want to check this out.  I received this email and wanted to share,  This is not a sponsored post. Image Credit- Pike Nurseries  Pike Nurseries to host gardening classes in June.  FREE classes are in full bloom at local garden center.   Planting and Growing Marigold Seeds - Kids Class with Make & Take Project! Wednesday, June 8 at 9 a.m. at all Pike Nurseries store locations *This class costs $3 per child (Cost includes potting soil, marigold seeds and 4-inch pot) School may be officially out for summer, but there are plenty of ways to keep kids learning outside the classroom! Gardening is a great outdoor activity and gives young ones the chance to learn more about the natural environment and an opportunity to play in the dirt! During this fun, family-friendly class, attendees will learn how to plant marigold seeds in a pot. Considered one of the most popular summer flowers, m...

Good Questions - Butterflies, Senses and Plants - Oh My! #DigIntoReading @SterlingBooks

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FTC Compliant Review Policy: The product(s) featured in this review were provided free of cost to me by the manufacturer or representing PR agency for the sole purpose of product testing. Opinions expressed are my own and are NOT influenced by monetary compensation. I introduced you to a few books from Sterling Publishing Good Questions series yesterday and today we get to explore a few more!  I really love how each book is full of all types of information and is sure to have people of all ages learning something they might not have known before. In the books I am reviewing today, we learn more from their science / nature line.   A couple of the questions throughout the books: "Why do some caterpillars have spiky hairs on their bodies?" and  "How is a butterfly different from a moth" or "Why can't you tickle yourself" and "How does breathing help you smell?"  or even "Why are the stems of trees covered with bark" and "W...