Things That Help My Garden Grow: Cut & Paste Activity [AWIHG Companion Resource]

Things That Help My Garden Grow - Cut & Paste Activity

Help children explore the people, places, activities and supports that help them thrive with this engaging garden-themed cut-and-paste activity.

Designed as a companion resource for A Walk in Hope's Garden, this printable worksheet encourages children to reflect on the things that help them feel happy, safe, loved, calm and strong. Children can cut out the illustrated raindrops and place them into their garden, while also adding their own unique ideas.

Included in this resource: 🌱 1 x "What Helps My Garden Grow" activity page

🌱 1 x page of illustrated cut-out raindrops

🌱 Opportunities for children to add their own ideas

🌱 Beautiful black-and-white colouring page style illustrations

🌱 Print-friendly design

Themes explored:

• Wellbeing

• Self-awareness

• Protective factors

• Emotional regulation

• Belonging

• Identity

• Strengths-based reflection
  

This resource is suitable for use at home, in classrooms, counselling settings, learning support programs, foster care, kinship care, adoptive families and wellbeing programs.

Children are encouraged to think about the people, activities and supports that help them grow, while recognising that every child's garden is unique.

Recommended Age: Ages 4–14 years

File Format: PDF (2 pages)

Part of the A Walk in Hope's Garden Companion Resource Collection by The Learning Support Hub.