Bear Plants A Garden / Makwa Gitigaadaan Gitigaan: Makwa Gitigaadaan Gitigaan

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It’s Spring in North Ontario and Bear decides to plant a garden. Follow Bear on his adventure. Deer shows him a meadow to plant a garden, Crow gathers seeds and clever Mole plants the seeds. Even the weather helps out with some rain, sunshine and a beautiful rainbow.

Bear wakes up hungry and watches the farmers planting a field for food. Bear decides to learn how to make a garden so he will have food to eat. What will Bear do? Will he stay hungry all Spring and Summer?

A children’s story about what a garden is, how to plant a garden, what makes plants grow and about teamwork and working together for a common good. Often used with seed planting lesson plans or slow food garden planning.

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