Springfield Garden Club donates books to schools, libraries
Press release | Mar 25, 2024 | Comments 0
As part of its mission to provide education about gardening and nature to youth and adults, the Springfield Garden Club recently donated a set of three K-4 children’s books to the Whiting Library in Chester and Union Street and Elm Hill elementary schools and the Springfield Town Library in Springfield.
The donated books include:
- Network with Nature, which encourages kids to put down screens and play outdoors.
- The Frightened Frog: An Environmental Tale, which shows environmental changes from a frog’s point of view, and
- The Saved Seed, which describes a seed’s journey from being saved from one pumpkin to becoming next year’s jack-o’-lantern.
These books are intended to begin a life-long love of gardening, caring for the environment and more.
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