1. Gardening
Depending on where you live, March can be the gateway to the great outdoors after a long, cold winter. Suddenly, there are birds chirping, trees budding and grass growing. The yard has been adequately drenched with the waters of the final snow, making way for little hands to help with a new garden. Seed planting is simply one of the most rewarding experiences you can share with your kids no matter how old they are. When children learn how to plant their own food, every one of their 5 senses is tuned into feeling, watching, listening, tasting, and smelling the world around them.
